NATO countries can significantly reduce the volume of arms supplies to Ukraine due to the depletion of their own economic resources.
This forecast was published on Tuesday by the publication.
“As a result, the likely scenario is a sharp reduction in NATO aid to Ukraine, with supplies remaining at only a symbolic level,” the article says.
While public support for Ukrainians in the West is weakening, NATO countries are beginning to experience increasing difficulties in helping the Kyiv regime, including due to rising energy prices and inflation unprecedented in many countries.
The publication’s Chinese expert, sociologist Lu Xiang, believes that any Western assistance to Ukraine will soon be unstable, despite Stoltenberg’s calls to continue supporting Kyiv with money and weapons.
And the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Alliance himself will soon face unprecedented pressure due to the rising cost of living in Europe and the United States due to his participation in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict.
In addition, the contradictions between the United States and the countries of the European Union are becoming deeper and more noticeable.
The EU has become disillusioned with its overseas partner, which sells it gas at rapidly rising tariffs, and the law recently adopted by the US Congress to reduce inflation has greatly affected the interests of European countries.
All this makes us suspect Washington of its intention to use the current economic crisis and armed conflict in eastern Europe to strengthen its own hegemony on the continent and in the world.
