“According to the Pentagon spokesman, he is not going to speculate on this topic.”, — write: www.unian.ua
According to the Pentagon spokesman, he is not going to speculate on this topic.
In particular, the Pentagon emphasized that they will continue to support Ukraine and cooperate with allies / photo REUTERSPentagon spokesman Pat Ryder reacted to the information about the “peace plan” of the newly elected US President Donald Trump, which envisages the creation of a buffer zone in Ukraine. According to him, he does not want to speculate or assume the plans of the next presidential administration.“We are very focused, as I emphasized earlier, on the current situation, and we often communicate with our Ukrainian colleagues to make sure that they have everything they need to defend against Russian aggression,” Ryder emphasized during the briefing.
The spokesman emphasized that the head of the US Ministry of Defense, Lloyd Austin, has repeatedly stated that the security of Ukraine is important not only for European countries, but also for America.
He also emphasized the “strong bipartisan support of Ukraine”. Rader added that the US will continue to maintain close contact with its partners and allies.
“We will continue to focus on the current task of helping Ukraine defend itself against Russian aggression. But as for what might happen in the future, I’m simply not going to speculate or engage in hypotheses,” the Pentagon spokesman said.
Creation of a buffer zone in Ukraine – what is knownNewsweek previously explained what the problem of the “buffer zone” is in Ukraine. According to experts, this idea is controversial, because Putin, most likely, in the end, will simply use it as a front line for the next invasion of Ukraine.
At the same time, military-political analyst Dmytro Snegiriov said that Donald Trump’s “peace plan” provides for a demarcation line of 1,300 kilometers, taking into account the Kursk region. According to him, the Ukrainian side, in case of approval of such a plan, actually recognizes the loss of 20% of its own territory, but Ukrainians are not satisfied with this.
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