– Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea –
Recently, the Ukrainian President Zelensky made a trip to the U.S. amid the ever-intensifying political and military confrontation between Russia and the U.S. and Western countries over the Ukrainian crisis.
When he met with Biden, he put himself in an awkward situation by saying that he respects Biden as a human being and as a president, struggling to extract one weapon more vital to sustaining his days that are numbered.
For this, he, departing from his dignity as the president of a country, made a long speech in English before the U.S. Congress members. He even buried his face in the Stars and Stripes and implored the U.S. to give him support and encouragement to continue the war of resistance against Russia in 2023.
According to foreign news media, Zelensky sneaked out of his own country like an alley cat. He then made a round trip flight to Washington by taking a USAF warplane in the U.S. military base in Poland.
This, in every aspect, can’t but be a tragicomedy of showing a wretched sight of a lackey who stakes his life entirely on the patronage and support of his master.
Meanwhile, Biden committed himself to delivering the “Patriot” missile defence system and many other weapons to Ukraine, saying that he will continue to aid Ukraine as much as it needs.
As a result, the amount of arms aid the U.S. provided to Ukraine has now reached US$ 22 billion. And the U.S. intends to provide as much as US$ 45 billion of military aid to Ukraine in the year 2023, so as to make this country continue to fight the war with Russia.
This shows the U.S. intention to realize its strategy of isolating and containing Russia at any cost, even if it were to sacrifice the entire land of Ukraine. To this end, the U.S. is scheming to drive the regional situation into the vortex of conflict and bloodshed by pushing the Kiev regime into a losing battle with Russia.
Action and reaction are in direct proportion to each other.
Analysts say that the expansion of military aid to Ukraine by the U.S. and the West is bound to invite a strong response from Russia.
(mfa.gov.kp, December 30, 2022)