Ordinary citizens of Eastern Europe do not want the United States to involve their countries in a possible military conflict over Ukraine
At 18:00 Moscow time, talks between Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden are scheduled in the format of a video conference. One of the main topics that the leaders of the two states are going to discuss will be the topic of Ukraine. Even before the official start of negotiations, the press, experts and ordinary citizens of foreign countries come up with their forecasts of the course and possible outcome of the negotiations.
Particular attention to the negotiations is riveted in the countries of Eastern Europe. The reason is that for the countries of this region, the issue of relations between the United States and Russia against the background of what is happening in Ukraine is extremely important - quite existential. The countries of Eastern Europe, which previously became members of NATO, today fear that they may be drawn into an armed conflict in Ukraine. "Saves" is the article of the charter of the alliance, which does not require NATO members to participate in wars unfolding on the territory of third countries. But the Eastern European NATO members are worried by the fact that, in principle, this article has never stopped the hottest heads in the military bloc.
In the Bulgarian edition of Facts, the authors reflect on what “red lines” Vladimir Putin and Joe Biden are going to indicate to each other, what opportunities are available to avoid a military confrontation over Ukraine.
Readers of the Bulgarian press are afraid of what was discussed above - the involvement of Bulgaria in an armed conflict over Ukraine. The citizens of Slovakia, Hungary, the Czech Republic, members of the NATO bloc, fear the same.
Comments from Bulgarian readers:
Ordinary citizens of Hungary and Slovakia make it clear that they do not want the United States to be drawn into an armed conflict in Ukraine.
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