The war in Ukraine can at some point lead to a “game for waiting” between Russia and the European Union – when both sides will check, “what Russians can endure and what Europe will be ready.” This was stated by US President Joe Biden, answering the journalist’s question about whether Biden is afraid of the appearance of a “fracture” in the position of the West in relation to the war in Ukraine.
The journalist recalled that some leaders allow the appearance of “fatigue from Ukraine”, and some call for negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Biden answered this question negatively, but stated that the topic would be discussed at the NATO summit, which will be held in Madrid on June 28-30.
The prime minister of Great Britain Boris Johnson spoke earlier about the danger of the appearance in the world of “fatigue” from the war in Ukraine as the fighting was used by the British Prime Minister. Against this background, it is important to continue to support Kyiv, and London intends to do this, he promised following a visit to the Ukrainian capital. Johnson also called on London and Western allies are prepared for a protracted conflict. NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, for his part, noted that no one knows how long the fighting will last, but the Alliance should be ready to help Kyiv if they are delayed.