Americans love the show, but in the show everyone has their role, so on phase in Hollywood and on the phase of planet politics. Those who don't realize Hollywood's mechanisms and neglect to meet Oscar criteria don't get them. That's what happens with Zelenski. It will be with Kaczyński.
The comedian has done his job, the comedian can go.
Volodymyr Zelenski was very keen to be able to attend this year's Academy Awards Gala. He wanted to appear remotely on the air and deliver his "peaceful message to the Western world". The refusal to give a speech during this year's Academy Awards Gala is yet another refusal that the Ukrainian president has met in fresh weeks.
Recently Zelenski was invited to Kiev by U.S. home talker Kevin McCarthy of the Republican Party. The invitation active a increasing Republican dispute as to whether the United States should proceed to support Ukraine's efforts in the War with Russia. American politician unceremoniously refused to visit the Ukrainian capital.
The United States and Ukraine have mostly stuck together since president Joe Biden's administration declared support "as long as necessary" in resisting the Russian invasion. The Politico portal informs that differences between Washington and Kiev are expanding in the spheres for war purposes.
From more than a year after the start of the war, behind the scenes between Washington and Kiev, differences in war purposes are growing, and possible inflamed points appear as to how and erstwhile the conflict will end. Is it about dragging this case, what Vladimir Putin wants?” said Congressman Michael McCaul of Texas, president of the abroad Affairs Committee of the home of Representatives.
There was small public discrimination between Biden and the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenski, an alliance full shown last period erstwhile the American president made a "secret and dramatic" visit to Kiev. But on the basis of talks with 10 officials, legislators and experts, fresh tension points emerge: the sabotage of the Nordstream gas pipeline; the brutal, exhausting defence of a strategically invalid Ukrainian city; and a plan to fight for a region in which Russian forces have been digging for almost a decade.
Higher officials of the administration keep that the unity between Washington and Kiev is inactive close.
The cracks that have arisen make it hard to believe that there is small daylight between the United States and Ukraine, as the sun's rays penetrate through these cracks. For 9 months Russia has been besieging Bachmut, although the capture of this southeast Ukrainian city will not change much in the course of the war. In fresh weeks, it has become a central point of combat and soldiers, prisoners from Wagner Group, are fighting Ukrainian forces. Both sides suffered very dense losses and turned the city into a smokestorm. Ukraine dug out, not wanting to leave the ruined city even at the price of immense casualties.
"Every day of the city's defence allows us to gain time to prepare the reserves and prepare for future offensive actions," said Colonel Colonel Alexander Syrski, commander of the Ukrainian land troops. "At the same time in battles for this fortress the enemy loses the most prepared and able part of his army – Wagner's assault troops".
Many U.S. administration officials began to worry that Ukraine is spending so much force and ammunition in Bakhmut that it may weaken their ability to organize a serious counteroffensive in spring. "I surely do not want to underestimate the tremendous effort that the soldiers and Ukrainian leaders have put into Bachmut's defence – but I think it has more symbolic value than strategical and operational value," said defence secretary Lloyd Austin.
Kiev has ignored Washington's contribution so far.
Meanwhile, the assessment of the U.S. intelligence suggests that the demolition of the Nord Stream pipeline last autumn was the work of the "Proukrain Group", which sheds light on the large mystery. fresh intelligence, first reported by The fresh York Times, did not contain details, but seemed to refute the explanation that Moscow itself was liable for the demolition of pipelines supplying Russian gas to Europe. Intelligence analysts do not believe that Zelenski or his co-workers were active in sabotage, but Biden's administration signalled Kiev – as last year, erstwhile a prominent Russian nationalist's daughter died in a car bomb detonation in Moscow – that certain acts of force outside Ukraine would not be tolerated.
Sometimes there is frustration about the transportation of weapons to Ukraine through Washington. So far the United States has sent the most weapons and equipment to the front, but Kiev has always looked forward to the next set of deliveries. Although most members of the administration understood Kiev's desperation to defend themselves, there were complaints about continuous requests, and sometimes Zelenski did not show adequate gratitude, according to 2 White home officials who are not authorized to talk publically about private talks. "I think the administration is divided, National safety Council divided" as to what weapons to send to Ukraine, said McCaul, who is in constant contact with Biden's elder officials. "I talk to many top military leaders and they mostly support the transfer of ATACMS to them".
The administration has not delivered these long-range missiles due to the fact that there are fewer of them in the arsenal of America. There is besides concern that Ukraine may attack distant Russian targets, possibly escalating the war. A fresh study that the Pentagon was blocking the Biden administration in sharing with the global Criminal Court evidence of possible Russian war crimes besides caused another harm to the unity narrative. White home officials were terrified erstwhile fresh York Times' communicative appeared, fearing it would harm the moral arguments that the United States presented to support Ukraine against Russian war crimes and crimes against humanity.
The administration announced an alliance between the United States – and their allies – and Kiev remained strong and that it would last as long as the war lasted.
National safety Council spokesperson Adrienne Watson said that the White home "is in constant contact with Ukraine due to the fact that we support its defence of sovereignty and territorial integrity." She added that since Putin does not show signs of ending the war, “the best thing we can do is proceed to aid Ukraine win on the battlefield so that she can take the strongest position at the negotiating table erstwhile the time comes.” However, increasing divergences can bring more division in the debate on the end of the war.
Although Biden has declared unbreakable support, and the money remains open for the time being, the United States has made clear to Kiev that they cannot finance Ukraine indefinitely at this level. Although Ukraine's support was mostly an effort of both sides, a tiny but increasing number of Republicans began to express skepticism about the usage of American treasures to support Kiev without ending the distant war. Among those who expressed doubts about support in the long word is the talker of the home of Representatives Kevin McCarthy, who said that the U.S. would not offer Ukraine "a wait in blank" and rejected Zelenski's invitation to travel to Kiev and learn about the realities of the war.
Crisis points are inactive on the horizon.
Zelenski's insistence that the full Ukraine – including Crimea, which has been under Russian control since 2014 – was returned to Ukraine before any peace negotiations began, only prolonging the war, believe American officials. Secretary of State Antony Blinken signaled to Kiev that Ukraine's possible recovery of Crimea would be a red line for Putin and likely lead to dramatic escalation from Moscow.
Bogdan Kulas
