Kyslytsya: If Ukraine falls, America will not be great
Kyiv • UNN
First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Serhiy Kyslytsya believes that Putin is manipulating Americans, and to gain their support, it is necessary to explain that without a free Ukraine, America will not be able to be great.
Increasingly, politicians and experts in the U.S. see that the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is openly mocking Americans. This was stated in an interview with Suspіlne by the First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Serhiy Kyslytsia, according to UNN.
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According to him, Putin is openly manipulating politicians and ordinary U.S. citizens.
And the question is when this will take on such indecent forms that America, which wants to be great, will not feel that way
At the same time, he stressed that in the United States, "everything is very clear: if the president takes a position, all officials, from A to Z, must follow it."
And it is no longer necessary to explain why Ukraine is important – that it is in the center of Europe, at the intersection of key routes, that it is a large country, the breadbasket of Europe, and so on. It is necessary to emphasize that without a free Ukraine, without Ukraine's victory in this war, America will not be able to "be great again." Then Americans "get it"
He added that Americans "from small to large" are truly proud of their country" and want to see themselves as a great country, but "if Ukraine falls, America will not be great."
Recall
It was reported earlier that the U.S. Senate is postponing the consideration of the bill on tough sanctions against Russia until at least July. The reason was the escalation of the conflict between Iran and Israel, which is currently a priority for Washington.