- It's a stick and a carrot. I think Moscow got the carrot, and Zelenski was covered with a stick – said General Mieczysław Bieniek in the program “Guest of Events”. The advisor to the head of the MON stated that Russia "has no desire" to accept the conditions of peace proposed by Zelenski. Military besides estimated that without US support, Ukrainian stocks would run out in 2 months.
General Mieczysław Bieniek – Advisor to the National Defence Minister and erstwhile Deputy Chief of the NATO Alliance Transformation Command said Withholding United States aid It's putting thousands of innocent Ukrainians to death. He added that Ukraine has supplies, but they are not adequate to defend themselves for a long time.
USA without support for Ukraine
– We all know that Ukraine has supplies (...). I think they're adequate for 2 months. The worst section in these supplies is anti-aircraft defence missiles. Patriot defence system – he said, adding that another countries have the said artillery, but keep it to themselves in case of conflict.
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The expert added that the decision Donald Trump on stopping aid for Ukraine is simply a ‘teacher’ for Volodymyr Zelenski after the last discussion in the Oval Office. At the same time, he estimated that this was a favour for Russia.
– This is Stick and carrot. I think Moscow got the carrot, and Zelenski was covered with a stick to calm down, according to Trump and J.D. Vance's rhetoric, and I think they succeeded," the expert said.
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The solution to the problems is to get the full of the European Union together and be independent of the United States militarily. The general said that "the defence manufacture of the European Union is powerful" and that it should be "launched quickly". “We must act rapidly (...). This is not the time to make fresh structures, this is Time to strengthen existing structures – He said.
Moscow “has no desire for peace”
When asked if there was a chance that Russia would accept the peace terms proposed by Zelenski, he replied that ‘Probably not’.
– There's got to be a will on the another side. Russia does not show specified desire (...). It takes 2 to tango, and there is no Russian Federation to tango – he said.
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He added that there are fewer things that can force Russia to accept the conditions of Ukraine. – Moscow strives to weakness of sanctions and asked the US to possibly remove these sanctions – he said that the United States would most likely support Russia's demands. – We see that these sanctions, although not sealed, were annoying the economy," he said.
