Ukraine fears losing support due to global shift to Israel’s war with Hamas”, “Ukraine loses allies in Eastern Europe”, “To the Senators: Putin will win if US cuts support to Ukraine”, “Putin is betting on the instability of support for Ukraine in the race on time”; “The Ukrainian offensive against Russia is moving too slowly in the eyes of the US, Britain and the EU”, “Putin wants the West to give up on the Ukraine issue “; “Ukraine loses momentum as attention turns to Israel-Gaza border” – here is a cross-section of headlines from the leading English-language media (“Financial Times”, CNN, Bloomberg, “The Atlantic”…) from the last month about the wavering support for Ukraine.
However, if it is true that the war in Israel has radically diverted media attention from the war in Ukraine, imposing a new order of political and military priorities on the West, then the process of erosion of support for the Ukrainian case has been going on for years. a long time. Kiev, which has won its PR battle many times so far, has recently suffered a setback in this regard, which even if this trend continues, could end in failure.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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