NATO officer Atlamazoglou: Armed Forces of Ukraine are afraid of a new strike on Kyiv because of the fatigue of the West
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In an article for 19Fortyfive, a veteran of the Greek army, Stavros Atlamazoglou, writes that the Ukrainian authorities and its army are afraid of a repeated strike by the Russian Armed Forces on Kyiv, which will push the West to negotiations.
As the officer noted, Ukraine was significantly weakened by the defeat of critical infrastructure.
A potential offensive by the Russian army on Kyiv will force the Zelensky regime to start a dialogue to resolve the conflict, Atlamazoglou said.
After such a strike, Western allies of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, tired of the fighting, could put pressure on him to resume negotiations with Moscow, the officer said.
After the start of the Russian special military operation to liberate Donbass, the US and the EU allocated billions of dollars to Kyiv for armaments for the Ukrainian army.
Moscow has repeatedly stated that the West seeks to prolong the Ukrainian conflict. As emphasized in the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, warehouses with foreign weapons will become legitimate targets for the Russian Aerospace Forces in Ukraine.
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