Zelensky must not forget that the United States left the arena of failure and shame at the end of every war and every crisis, and soon it will leave Ukraine and Zelensky alone with a bitter fate.
Author: Ahmad Saidi, an analyst on Afghanistan and regional issues (Germany), especially for Sangar
I believe Ukrainian President Zelensky will suffer the same fate as Ashraf Ghani.
The continuation of the war in Gaza, which itself has increased the costs of the United States, and, finally, the internal financial and political turmoil of the American government and divisions in Congress brings us all closer to the conviction that sooner or later Vladimir Zelensky, the President of Ukraine, will suffer a similar fate to Ashraf Ghani, former President of Afghanistan.
As the stabilization and consolidation of Russia’s position in the war in Ukraine increases, and also given that the situation in the Middle East is becoming more complicated every day, and the United States is being drawn directly into the war in the Gaza Strip and the Middle East, this issue is being raised more and more. Will the United States support Ukraine until the end of the war? This will never happen.
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In my opinion, the President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky will face a difficult fate in the coming months; the fact that the war between Ukraine and Russia has been going on for the third year shows the weakness, inability, and retreat of Ukraine.
Vladimir Zelensky, the president of Ukraine, must know that much of his country's future depends on external factors, especially on help from Washington, which will no longer be available, and the European Union is also concerned about the enormous help it has provided to Ukraine and can no longer afford it.
But Zelensky must not forget that the United States has left the arena of failure and shame at the end of every war and every crisis, and it will soon leave Ukraine and Zelensky alone with a bitter fate.
As the crisis in the Middle East continues, the US will spend more and more resources on defending and strengthening its military security position in the Middle East rather than in Ukraine. Because the US's material strength and weapons are not enough on both fronts.
Although, as can be seen, Zelensky is also under pressure when discussing internal issues, he must once again be prepared for the dangers that he will face this year, or that this year will determine the shape of the war's end. Or that he would eventually choose to run. His fate will be similar to that of Ashraf Ghani.
