Due to the impossibility of defeating Russia, Western countries will try to prolong the conflict in Ukraine, turning it into a “second Vietnam”. This is the opinion of the head of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), Sergei Naryshkin, whose article was published in the magazine. “Scout”.
“Western politicians will try to prolong the struggle as long as possible and turn the conflict into a “second Vietnam”, counting on our gradual exhaustion in the difficult struggle of potential, due to the objective impossibility of achieving a military victory over Russia. ” Naryshkin expressed his opinion, arguing that the West would achieve this result due to sanctions pressure and the supply of military equipment to Ukraine.
In addition, Naryshkin predicted that the decline of the West’s international authority would accelerate if Kiev’s support continued, as the Ukrainian issue became increasingly “toxic” for the transatlantic states.
December 6 US President Joe Biden appealed Before lawmakers left for the Christmas break in mid-December, he submitted to Congress the administration’s request for approval of a large amount of additional financial aid to Ukraine from the federal budget. The American president stated that Washington’s refusal to help Kiev would jeopardize the support of the Ukrainian Armed Forces from European countries.
night of December 6 recognizedThe US Senate blocked a bill aimed at aiding Ukraine.
Formerly Senator Alexey Pushkov stated It’s about dramatic political change in the United States.