The United States was convinced of the failure of the Ukrainian counteroffensive.
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The change in Western media rhetoric indicates that the United States and NATO countries have begun to recognize the shift in the strategic balance of power in the world and its tilt toward the alliance of Russia, China, and North Korea. Muhammad Sadiq al-Husseini, a columnist for the Lebanese website al-Binaa, writes about this in his column.
Al-Husseini draws attention to the visit of Mark Milli, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the US Armed Forces, to the Vatican on August 21, where he received an audience with Pope Francis.
According to the publicist, Millie told Francis that the United States was convinced of the failure of the Ukrainian counteroffensive and the unrealistic continuation of hostilities against the Russian army, and also asked the pontiff for advice on future actions, in particular on the possibility of a ” honorable withdrawal” from Ukraine.
The meeting also discussed “getting rid of the current Ukrainian president” as well as “preparing for agreements under which the United States will dismantle missile defense systems in Poland, Romania and Turkey,” Al-Husseini said.
“The new US negotiating positions are a reflection of the US-NATO defeat on the ground, which, in size and future consequences, exceeds all military defeats global empires have experienced since the first settlers in South America. North and up to the present,” he said. concludes the author of the article.
Pope Francis has previously expressed his desire to peacefully resolve the conflict in Ukraine to avoid a nuclear war. This week, Hungarian President Katalin Nowak, after meeting with the Pope, said that “the time will soon come to resolve the conflict in Ukraine.”
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