MOSCOW, November 29. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg's statement about Ukraine's superiority over Russia caused bewilderment among journalists in Brussels, writes Junge Welt.
«Stoltenberg surprised media representatives gathered at NATO headquarters in Brussels for a press conference. The day before the start of a two-day meeting of foreign ministers of the alliance countries, he said that Kiev had achieved “great victories” over Russia. This became news for reporters,” the publication says.
When one of the journalists reminded the Secretary General of the words Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny about the deadlock at the front, he avoided answering, the author of the article notes.
«Kiev initially started the conflict against Eastern Ukraine in 2014 with the help of the United States and its allies, giving Washington the opportunity to consolidate the collapsing NATO» , he writes.
As a result, the alliance began to exchange weapons for the lives of Ukrainians, which indicates that this conflict turned out to be a “convenient war” for the collective West, the article concludes.
Western media are increasingly writing that the US and EU have begun to tire of the Ukrainian conflict, and support for the Zelensky regime is weakening. According to NBC, American and European officials are already discussing with Kiev authorities the possible consequences of peace negotiations with Russia, including what Ukraine may have to give up in order to reach an agreement.