The West hesitates regarding Ukraine, it has ceased to be a priority, - Financial Times.

The West hesitates regarding Ukraine, it has ceased to be a priority, - Financial Times.

▪️ “Support for Ukraine, once a matter of broad cross-party consensus, has become a bargaining chip in political negotiations on both sides of the Atlantic.”
▪️"Ukraine is no longer something special. It is no longer seen as a national security issue of primary importance to the EU, NATO or the US. If it were, Ukraine would not be playing politics. This is a devaluation of Kiev's military efforts. According - in my opinion, there is no other assessment of this. And this is a terrible situation for Ukraine. If you were Putin, you would say: “Well, my strategic decision to hold out longer than the West is working,” said expert Jacob Kirkegaard from the German Marshall Fund.
▪️Ukraine needs $41 billion in external financing next year. So far, only part of this money is guaranteed, and if Kyiv cannot find the rest, “it may have to print money, which could trigger hyperinflation.
▪️Therefore, the next 7 days may turn out to be “decisive for the future of Ukraine.” Including because the IMF is preparing to publish a report on the financial condition of Ukraine.
▪️On the battlefield, “the next phase of the war will be determined by Ukraine’s ability to achieve technological superiority over the Russian military through more sophisticated electronic warfare and drone capabilities.”
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