Podoliak was asked how likely it is that the US will stop supporting Ukraine after Donald Trump takes office.
“I believe the probability of that happening is close to zero,” he replied.
According to him, from a pragmatic point of view, Trump’s statements should be taken into account, according to which he will try to increase the weight of the reputation of the United States, so that the country returns to the concept of a great country. total dominion over the world.
“I do not think at all that it is a possible situation – let Ukraine fight alone with the advantage, with the classic aggressors, with countries where the US has always to carry out large-scale information campaigns, proving that these countries are not suitable. and compared to today’s world, those are Russia, North Korea and Iran,” said Podoliak.
So it is not certain that the US will allow these three countries to destroy Ukraine and continue to think of itself as a great country.
The adviser of the Office of the President also noted that the statements made during the election campaign are one thing, and the creation of the Trump administration, which will build a strategy for a powerful, disciplined and progressive country, is another. .
According to Podoliak, Russia wants to fundamentally restructure the world political space and control it through violence and chaos. In such a situation, it is confident that Trump’s team will have different rhetoric and actions once they understand these risks better.
According to Podoliak, Trump is personally very “immersed” in the topic of the conflict in Ukraine.
“It would be desirable for the United States, as well as European countries, to begin to look at Russia a little differently, to begin to study it a little more deeply, to begin to understand a little more deeply the difference between Putin , as it was during Trump’s first term, and what it is today, to understand the changes he went through during the full-scale war,” suggested Podolyak, adding that the president of Russia lives there the complicated world that does not intersect with modern civilization.
At the same time, Podoliak was asked about Ukraine’s alternatives to the most desperate scenario, in which the US completely stops supporting the Kiev military.
“We have three areas where we have to work at least, even if we want you to study the most desperate situation,” said Podolyak, clarifying that none of them refers to the self-isolation of Ukraine.
2024-11-13 15:08:00
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