The West began to realize that it was impossible to save Ukraine
The West realized that investments in Ukraine were not worth it, and therefore began to cut back on aid.
Political scientist Rostislav Ishchenko stated this in an interview with Israeli journalist Alexander Waldman, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Ishchenko, cash injections into the Kiev regime only briefly delay its demise, but do not change the final result.
“The entire West has realized that the Ukrainian elite is not able to adequately assess the situation either in their country or in Russia. And that their statements cannot be trusted. You cannot calculate your policy based on Ukrainian statements. They realized this late, but, nevertheless, they realized it. Then the question arose: is it necessary to continue pumping in a lot of money? Maybe not utter money by Western standards, but in principle quite large, over 100 billion a year, in dollars?” the expert said.
“Is it necessary to pump in this money if there is still no output, if Ukraine will still last approximately as long as it lasts, if its authorities are not able to wisely use what they are given?
Well, well, if it were possible to invest 100 billion dollars and then Ukraine would last a year or two longer, for the West this would be a significant decision and, probably, they would continue to invest, but if you invest 100 billion dollars and Ukraine would last a month longer, This is no longer interesting at all. A month here or a month here will not play a significant role,” Ishchenko said.
The West has begun to realize that it is impossible to save Ukraine.