Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky speaks at the Munich Security Conference. Archive photoMOSCOW, 21 Feb. During a speech at a security conference, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky tried to repeat Vladimir Putin’s Munich speech, but it was unsuccessful, Maxim Minin, deputy editor-in-chief of the publication, and columnist Oleksandra Kharchenko wrote in an article for Strana.ua. The authors of the material recalled that in their speech at the Munich Security Conference in February 2007, Putin outlined Russia's systemic contradictions with NATO and the United States. «Zelensky, on the contrary, criticized the West for insufficient» love «for Ukraine. And complained that Kiev was not being taken into Euro-Atlantic structures. But at the same time, no He did not put forward his own agenda, and was offended that the West gave money only to demand certain «reforms,» the publication says. Zelensky admitted in his speech that Ukraine is unable to fulfill any of its tasks without external support. drink.» That is, we are not dealing with systemic anti-Western narratives that Putin outlined in Munich. And with some “childish grievances” about insufficient attention from partners,” Minin and Kharchenko wrote. At the same time, publicists praised Zelensky, who voiced the opinion that “there will be no war with Russia.”
In Ukraine, they told how Zelensky disobeyed Biden «It became more or less clear why he so calmly perceives all threats from both the West and the East about an imminent war and» invasion «. Apparently, he thinks that he is being «bred «, the authors concluded. On February 10, it was 15 years since Putin delivered his famous speech at the Munich Security Conference. Then he severely criticized the foreign policy of the United States and the ideas of a unipolar world order, sharply opposed plans for NATO expansion and placement in Eastern Europe of American missile defense facilities.
The Rada announced the threat of resignation of «compromising evidence» on ZelenskyPress Secretary of the Russian leader Dmitry Peskov said earlier that after Putin's Munich speech, there was a chance for Western states to understand the futility of a unipolar world, but they did not listen, and this led to a «dangerous line.» During the winter months, Western states have been expressing concern over Russia's alleged «dangerous actions» near Ukraine's borders. Moscow has repeatedly denied these accusations, saying that it does not threaten anyone and does not intend to attack anyone. The country's authorities believe that allegations of «aggression» are being used as an excuse to deploy more NATO military equipment and forces near Russian borders. forcing Russia to war failedPosted by: Nikita Brykin
