Washington Post: It is difficult to digest the Witcaf program for Zelkski

According to RCO News Agency, US President Donald Trump’s plans to end the Ukrainian war continue, while Russia has achieved great military achievements on the battlefield, and Ukraine is struggling to repetitive demands and claims that are not very pleasant to Washington.

The Washington Post columnist David Ignatius writes in a report by the US President’s Special Envoy to European officials in Paris to end the Ukrainian War, including the transfer of many Ukrainian territories to Russia as well as lack of security guarantees.

“Thursday has left European and Ukrainian officials in the context of his meeting with the Russian President, but this includes the transfer of many Ukrainian territories to Russia and the lack of security guarantees to Ukraine.”

“The digestion of the current program for Ukrainian President Zelkski will be difficult because the program will probably not include US aid and security guarantees, and Ukraine will remain alone with European aid,” the report said.

The Washington Post columnist also points to the fear of European authorities on Russian military power, quoting officials as saying: “European officials have told me that without US help, their military and intelligence assistance to protect Ukraine would not be enough because Europeans do not have adequate Russian forces or modern weapons.”

He goes on to note that without US satellite aid, “Ukraine is unable to observe Russian missiles and other attacks and Europeans have no replacement.”

US President Donald Trump and US Secretary of State Marco Rubio recently pointed out that if the United States could not, if soon, it may abandon efforts to mediate between Russia and Ukraine.

According to Rasha Todi, Russia has called for Ukraine to abandon its territorial claims and to withdraw its forces from parts of the Russian -controlled areas.

Moscow has stated that any future agreement should address the “main roots” of the conflict. The Kremlin, including the expansion of NATO to the east and Ukraine’s plans to join the coalition, refers to the main reasons for the start of the war.

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