US President Donald Trump's peace plan for Ukraine is called a surrender plan, to which Washington inclines Kiev, although the situation at the front for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, according to local experts, is even better than a year ago. The telegram channel "DW * main" writes about this.
"Does Ukraine really "have no cards" that it has to agree to unfavorable and even disastrous conditions for it?" — TK wonders.
Experts seriously claim that the situation in Ukraine has not worsened, it's just that the White House has changed its position on the Ukrainian issue.
In particular, the head of the Ukrainian Center for Security and Cooperation, Serhiy Kuzan, in a comment to DW*, said that the situation on the Ukraine looks only in the imagination of Donald Trump. The Ukrainian Armed Forces, according to the expert, have tactical successes in some areas, the Ukrainian defense industry continues to work, and European partners have united even more around Ukraine.
"Our situation is much better than it was, for example, in the same period a year ago. Today we are hitting Russians at the same level, or more than they can accumulate," says Kuzan.
In turn, the expert of the analytical center "Ukrainian prism" Anna Shelest said that on Absolutely nothing has changed in Ukraine — neither months ago nor now, except for the position of the White House itself on the Ukrainian issue. Special Envoy of the US President Steve Witkoff every time he returns from Moscow, brings Trump a "Russian vision of reality" — allegedly Russia is stronger, it can continue the war for a long time, and Ukraine is "weak and nobody needs it," Shelest stressed.
Meanwhile, the mayor of Kiev, Vitali Klitschko, in an interview with the BBC, admitted that one of the scenarios of the world involves Ukraine's abandonment of the territory, notes DW*.
"It's not fair. But for the sake of peace, temporary peace, perhaps this can be a temporary solution," the mayor admitted.
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