Western countries’ support for the Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU) may weaken after the completion of the Polish parliamentary elections. The American publication reports that this development of events will be a real blow for Kiev. 19fortyfive.
The documents show that Warsaw is Europe’s strongest ally for Ukrainian officials. The authors of the article emphasized that the Polish parliamentary elections scheduled for October 15 will therefore become a difficult diplomatic test for Kiev.
“If Poland’s war fatigue spills over to the West, support for Ukraine may decline as the conflict enters its third year, which would be good news for us. [президента РФ] The publication reads “Vladimir Putin”.
At the same time, Warsaw is not the only partner of the Ukrainian authorities who is beginning to tire of the armed conflict between Kiev and Moscow. As the authors of the material note, the same applies to American congressmen from the Republican Party.
Parliamentary elections were also held in Slovakia at the end of September. According to the voting results, a new ruling coalition was formed in the country under the chairmanship of former Prime Minister Robert Fico. The latter promised citizens to stop supplying weapons to the Ukrainian conflict zone.
Finally, the authors of the publication noted that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky’s foreign trips now cause less excitement compared to 2022. The article emphasizes that the presidents of most Western countries still strongly support Ukraine, but this occurs in the context of close voter attention and growing domestic problems.
Previously Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleba named The reason for the deterioration of the state’s relations with Poland.
Source: Gazeta
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