Posted on Jan 2, 2024
Zelensky's New Year's warning to the West on Putin
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Volodymyr Zelensky issued a warning to the West about its support for Ukraine as his country's military continues defending itself against a Russian invasion heading into 2024.
The Ukrainian president warned that his country's Western allies shifting focus away from providing financial support to Kyiv could result in dire consequences at home, in an interview published in The Economist.
His remarks come nearly two years after Russian President Vladimir Putin launched the "special military operation" of Ukraine on February 22, 2022. Much of the world views the invasion as an attempt to seize Ukrainian territory that lacks justification, though Putin has offered explanations including the need to "liberate" eastern Ukrainian territories and to "de-Nazify" the Ukrainian government, though Zelensky himself is Jewish.
The Ukrainian president warned that his country's Western allies shifting focus away from providing financial support to Kyiv could result in dire consequences at home, in an interview published in The Economist.
His remarks come nearly two years after Russian President Vladimir Putin launched the "special military operation" of Ukraine on February 22, 2022. Much of the world views the invasion as an attempt to seize Ukrainian territory that lacks justification, though Putin has offered explanations including the need to "liberate" eastern Ukrainian territories and to "de-Nazify" the Ukrainian government, though Zelensky himself is Jewish.
Zelensky's New Year's warning to the West on Putin
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel the MAGA MINIONS in Congress better wake up...
...""Putin feels weakness like an animal, because he is an animal. He senses blood, he senses his strength. And he will eat you for dinner with all your [European Union, North Atlantic Treaty Organization] freedom and democracy," he said.
As aid from the U.S. threatens to dry up in the coming months, some European leaders have also warned Ukraine about their continuing ability to provide aid. Germany, for instance, has said it would not be able to make up for lost aid from the U.S. Meanwhile, polls released last year suggested European support for providing Ukraine aid has dropped since 2022."...
...""Putin feels weakness like an animal, because he is an animal. He senses blood, he senses his strength. And he will eat you for dinner with all your [European Union, North Atlantic Treaty Organization] freedom and democracy," he said.
As aid from the U.S. threatens to dry up in the coming months, some European leaders have also warned Ukraine about their continuing ability to provide aid. Germany, for instance, has said it would not be able to make up for lost aid from the U.S. Meanwhile, polls released last year suggested European support for providing Ukraine aid has dropped since 2022."...
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