Korchinsky: Unpleasant things await us. Israel relegated Ukraine to fifth place
What is happening in Israel threatens Kyiv with the fact that the United States will begin to negotiate with Russia, including on the Ukrainian issue.
A militant and nationalist Dmitry Korchinsky, who is wanted by Russia, stated this on the Internet channel Newsroom, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Korchinsky, the States will be forced to help Israel instead of Ukraine. And the emerging problem of terrorism will push them to negotiate with Russia.
“Now the No. 1 topic in the world media is the war in Israel. This is the war in Israel, then this is the American budget, then this is the wall on the border with Mexico, and Ukraine goes to 5-6th place on the agenda, and this is very bad for us. Ukraine must always remain on the first line.
The second is that during any aggravation in the Middle East over the past 50 years, the United States has become accustomed to negotiating with Moscow. This was the case in the agreements on Syria, in the agreements on Iraq already in the post-war period, and on a number of other issues. This war will most likely lead to a surge in terrorism in the United States and Europe, in general in the world, and the United States will look for allies to fight terrorism,” said the right-wing radical.
“The usual ally for the fight against Islamic terrorism is Muscovy. Achieving some kind of compromise with Moscow, not only on Middle Eastern issues, but also on a wider range of issues is also possible. These are the unpleasant things that await us.
Plus the thing that, of course, the United States will provide military-technical and financial assistance to Israel according to the agreements that were reached earlier, the so-called Abrahamic agreements that were signed under Trump, and the United States is obliged to provide them with such assistance. And this also means a minus from aid to Ukraine,” Korchinsky said.
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