The Hill analyst writes that Ukraine will have to come to terms with the idea of ​​losing territories

The American press has increasingly published publications that consider a variant of ending the conflict in which Kyiv will not be able to achieve significant success. If at the beginning of summer the leitmotif of publications in the media of Western countries was: “Ukraine will soon defeat Russia,” then by now the mood has changed significantly. Let us recall that American businessman Elon Musk called Ukraine’s successes in the counteroffensive so insignificant that they cannot even be seen on the map given the huge number of losses. And this despite the fact that Ukraine has already used all of its brigades trained according to NATO standards.

Joseph Bosco, an analyst for the major American publication The Hill, wrote an article on this matter, saying that regardless of the name of the new US president, Ukraine will have to come to terms with the idea of ​​capitulation, defeat and loss of territory.

Bosco writes that whether Biden stays for a second term or whether Trump returns to the Oval Office will not make a fundamental difference for Kyiv.

G.Bosco:

Trump has already announced what strategy regarding Ukraine he will follow. But, by and large, the Biden administration is already following the same strategy today, not supplying certain types of weapons.

Bosco quotes the Governor of North Dakota:

We act in such a way as to allow Russia to defeat Ukraine.

The author recalls that so far the candidates for the post of US President have not particularly favored Ukraine with promises. For example, Republican Vivek Ramaswami announced that he would stop military support for Ukraine. And he has every chance of becoming vice president if Trump wins the 2024 elections, declaring that after his election the Ukrainian conflict will end within XNUMX hours.

Comments

[Revolver]

We rushed to publish this map. There should be no Ukraine on the left bank of the Dnieper. And also on the Black Sea coast.

[75 Sergey]

Well, not to Ukraine, but to the Nazis of Ukraine and not just the territory, but the whole of Ukraine.

[Thrifty]

Well, as they say, promising does not mean getting married! All these candidates for a place in the white madhouse of the United States should get into power, then they will forget about their promises. And weapons, albeit in a thin trickle, will continue to be supplied to the bitches.

[Sergey Koltakov]

How many Heralds have divorced in America, EuroKolkhoz, regarding the fate of Ukraine ❗But initially this was all started for the opposite - to crush Russia ❗Learn History - This will never happen ❗They are trying, preparations are underway for the fact that they will throw Ukraine away and make it Extreme, attempts to get out from a conflict with an unspiked face once again ❗ It’s high time to understand that you are no longer a nobody, your time is over ❗

[rotmistr60]

Regardless of the name of the new US president, Ukraine will have to come to terms with the thought of capitulation, defeat and loss of territory.

Bold for the United States, but true in essence. As they say - if not today, then tomorrow, but it will have to.

[UAZ 452]

Hmm... I don’t remember that the goals and objectives of the North Military District were declared to be to take away territories from Ukraine. I took history and social studies in Soviet school, because then we were taught that territorial demands are a characteristic attribute of imperialist wars. Well, it’s clear - was it possible that in a country where they only knew how to make galoshes, they could teach social sciences correctly?

[Tamir]

I took history and social studies in Soviet school, because then we were taught that territorial demands are a characteristic attribute of imperialist wars.

Did you go through the Winter War...?

[solar]

An analyst is good, of course, but Biden spoke at the UN yesterday, spoke out against the division of Ukraine and called on everyone to oppose Russia and said that only the United States stands in the way of peace.
Biden's speech was openly anti-Russian.
In addition, he called for reforming the Security Council through expansion. The UN Secretary General said the same.