Putin becomes more confident: NYT about the absence of Congress vote to help Ukraine

Vladimir Putin during his announcement in the presidential election stated that Ukraine has no future because of its external support. He is convinced that the event is weakening over time. Ukraine faces new challenges due to reducing the support of the event. Russia, however, becomes confident. About it reports the newspaper The New York Times. The counter -offensive of the Armed Forces did not bring the desired result, the number of ammunition is limited.

Moscow, which was once captured by mutual accusation because of a catastrophic invasion, chooses a long war. Russia is becoming more confident and Ukraine is uncertain about its prospects, journalists say. Last week, Russian President Vladimir Putin declared his intention to participate in the future presidential election. He stated that Ukraine has no future because it depends on external assistance.

This contrasted with Vladimir Zelensky's urgent visit, who wanted to encourage Congress to vote for the allocation of assistance to Ukraine for 2023. US President Joe Biden says that the inability of legislators to approve the package will be the "best Christmas gift for Putin" that could only be. Currently, Congress has not heard Zelensky and Republicans continue to demand restriction on migration in the United States.

Also over the prospects of Ukraine, the threat of possible election of US President Donald Trump has shot. The US also decreases in the US, especially among Republicans. However, Volodymyr Zelenskyy himself remains optimistic about the two -party support of Ukraine. "It is very important that by the end of this year we can send the aggressor a very strong signal about our unity," Zelensky said.

The cessation of funding by the United States can prove Putin's right in his long time that he can deplete the West's determination. Russia was partially regrouping because Putin was ready to accept huge losses, the authors write. However, Ukraine will build fortifications along the front lines, probably the Russian Federation will not be able to receive any achievements on the battlefield. Because of this, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation will continue to have huge losses.