Us endangers the world order, warns Ukrainian ambassador

Us endangers the world order, warns Ukrainian ambassador

The United States “destroy” the current world order, warns the Ukrainian ambassador to the United Kingdom, Valerii Zaluzhnyi. He points out that Russia's next destination may be Europe.

warning of the US ambitions

Zaluzhnyi, who was recalled as a military leader of Ukraine last year and then took over the diplomatic office, is considered a possible presidential candidate. He also warned that the United States could try to "accommodate" Russia.

difficult relationships with the USA

These unusually clear statements of an incumbent ambassador come at a time when Ukraine tries to improve the relationship with the USA after the depressing meeting between Wolodymyr Selenskyj and Donald Trump.

military aid under pressure

After this tense exchange, the US government stopped military aid for Ukraine and suspended the exchange of intelligence information. This clarified the concerns in Kiev that the Trump administration could stand behind Russia.

The role of NATO in the future

"It is not only the 'axis of evil' and Russia who try to change the world order, but also the USA that ultimately destroy this order," said Zaluzhnyi during a panel discussion on Thursday in British Think Tank Chatham House. He expressed concerns about the unity of the western world and the conversations that the Trump administration led with Russia, while she was on the outside of Ukraine and Europe.

Europe's defense skills in focus

"Now Washington is trying to delegate security issues to Europe without the USA participating," he emphasized. Zaluzhnyi also expressed doubts about the future of NATO and said: "We can say that NATO could also stop in the near future."

increasing concerns about European security

his words fall while Europe is trying to strengthen its defense skills after Trump's dramatic turning turn in US politics fueled fears that Europe may not count on the support of the USA, in view of the constant threat of Russia.

solidarity among the European allies

The European allies of Ukraine gathered around Selenskyj after there was a heated word battle between him and Trump in the Oval Office, in which the Ukrainian president was finally referred from the White House.

Selenskyjs attempts for de -escalation

Since then, Selenskyj has tried to reduce the tensions with the Trump administration. He explained that the passionate meeting "did not go as it should have been", and described it as "regrettable". He emphasized that Ukraine was ready to negotiate the end of the conflict.

European leaders demand support

In the meantime, European leaders have gathered to an emergency summit in Brussels, where they reaffirm their support for Ukraine and at the same time request a place at the negotiating table.