A special US president representative emphasized that penalties are an effective tool, and their potential has not been depleted.
The American Special Representative of Keith Kellog, who spoke at the annual meeting of the Yalta European Strategy (Yes) with Kyiv, shared a sharp assessment of Russia’s geopolitical situation. He emphasized that the country depends on China and plays the role of a “younger partner”, while Beijing has a strategic advantage over the military and economic spheres. About this writes DW.
Kelllol noted that without China’s support, Russian authorities could not remain in war against Ukraine for a long time. In his opinion, Beijing’s rejection can affect the development of front events.
“If China refuses to help, it will quickly change the situation in the battlefield,” he said.
In addition, the American diplomat questioned Kremlin’s statements about the power of the armed forces of the Russian Federation. He emphasized that the Russian army shows systematic weaknesses and inability to the big -scale that is offensive, despite some local successes.
Strengthening penalties, especially in the field of financial properties and exports of oil, has become a major topic in Kellol. He noted that this tool remains effective and may play a decisive role in Moscow pressure.
Earlier, after a massive Russian strike on September 7, as a result of which the Cabinet building of Ukraine ministers was damaged, Kellog announced the dangers of dangerous worsening of the conflict. According to him, Russia’s invasion has reached a new level of increase.
Recently, a special US president Kellogue representative met with Kyiv with the National Secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Rustema Umrov. Parties discussed guarantees of purl security and initiative.
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