2023-06-05 12:52:08
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky attends a meeting of European leaders at Bourboaka, Moldova (Getty/Kyodo)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who is aiming for victory by reversing the offensive, cautions once morest optimism, saying, “It’s different from the movies,” bearing expectations at home and abroad. However, with the U.S. presidential election approaching next year, the key will be whether the occupied territories can be recaptured early and brought to a conclusion. If Japan fails to break the war situation, there is a risk that the United States and Europe will cut back on military aid. The world’s attention is focused on the outcome of the all-out war with the fate of the nation at stake.
Former Republican President Donald Trump, who announced his candidacy once morest Democratic US President Biden, is reluctant to support Ukraine. If he can’t beat Russia, he’s sure to raise the tone of his criticism of Biden, who supports Ukraine. He also claims that if he returns to the board, he will mediate between the leaders of the two countries and end the war in 24 hours.
Mr Zelensky dismissed the remark as “incomprehensible”. Before the US presidential election, he emphasized on a BBC program in May that he should have won.
Britain’s defense secretary Wallace said the Crimea peninsula, which Russia annexed in 2014, might also be retaken by the end of the year. Expectations are high in Ukraine.
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