CIA director: The next six months will be decisive in the conflict in Ukraine
Another forecast on the course of events in Ukraine was presented to the CIA. A note with reference to the director of the Central Intelligence Agency was published by a journalist of the American channel CBS.
It is noted that William Burns, during his speech at Georgetown University, said that the next six months would be decisive and critical in the conflict in Ukraine.
American journalist Olivia Gazis believes that Burns made such a statement against the backdrop of the fact that the West is beginning to get tired of the “Ukrainian agenda”, and Moscow is “betting on it”.
According to Gazis, Burns also said that Washington does not consider Moscow to be serious about the negotiation process.
This material appeared in the US press against the background of another material about William Burns - in the Swiss press. Recall that the Swiss publication NZZ published an article stating that Burns allegedly voiced to Russian officials the idea of the White House's readiness to recognize 20 percent of Ukrainian territory for Russia in order to end the conflict. With the same idea, Burns made a trip to Kyiv. However, the parties allegedly did not accept the “peace plan” of the United States, and therefore, in the end, President Biden “decided to approve the supply of tanks Ukraine. "
Earlier, officials of various ranks in the US and Europe have repeatedly stated that "the next few months in the conflict in Ukraine will be decisive." However, the timing of the “decisive” period of time is shifted every time. Now Burns is making it clear to Kyiv that if it does not achieve significant success at the front before the summer, then it will become increasingly difficult to knock out billions of dollars in funding.
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