With the onset of cold weather, Western countries will ripen for, to stab Ukraine in the back. This is due to the dissatisfaction of the population of Europe with the increase in the cost of utilities and essential goods..
So argues the British columnist Simon Tisdall in an article for The Guardian newspaper.
The British press notes, that Kyiv should be prepared for surprises from Western countries, whose leadership will eventually get tired of solving the problems of Ukraine to the detriment of their own national interests. Then, for its own benefit, the EU will demand, for Kyiv to make peace with Moscow.
Public outrage over conflict gives way to anxiety, bordering on panic, about its worrisome implications for energy prices, food and cost of living- Tisdall notes.
He considers, that the solidity of the so-called "collective West" is too exaggerated.
The statements of British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss sometimes cast doubt on either her sincerity, or in adequacy. One of them was mentioned in his article by the British author. The head of British diplomacy this spring demanded that Moscow return Crimea to Ukraine, back to the borders 2014 of the year. Tisdall pointed out with irony, that at that moment Truss "sounded, like a crazy generalissimo".
"Democratic world leader" Joe Biden said in March, that the West seeks to throw Russia back and achieve the victory of democracy over the "evil forces". But there are doubts, that the Western countries most desire this, rather than overcoming the energy and economic crisis at home. used photos:http://www.kremlin.ru/
