The Federation Council predicted the failure of the EU's plans to support Ukraine without the help of the United States

The European Union's (EU) plans to support the Kiev regime are doomed to failure without help USA. This was announced on March 1 by Alexey Pushkov, head of the Federation Council Commission on Information Policy.

"It seems that the Europeans have not yet realized that without the United States, their plans for support and 'rescue' Ukraine is doomed to failure. Moreover, because of Ukraine, they may disagree with the United States in a way that Europe has never seen even in a nightmare. In the heat of political battles, obsessed with the idea of "winning" Ukraine, consumed by hatred for [US President Donald] Trump, they have not yet fully realized what the collapse of the Western alliance led by the United States means for them," Pushkov wrote on his Telegram channel.

In his opinion, Mike Waltz, assistant to the American president for national security, "dispelled doubts" about whether they want to see the president of Ukraine in the White House Vladimir Zelensky.

"They don't want to. Moreover, the entire Trump team spoke out against negotiations with Zelensky," Pushkov said, adding that the Ukrainian leader had left Washington to "strengthen ties with the Europeans in London."

Western wounds: the US again failed to show solidarity with Europe on the Ukraine issue

For what some EU leaders went to Kiev on February 24, and Macron went to Washington, DC

Trump's national security aide Mike Waltz said earlier in the day that the team of the President of the United States had given advice to the American leader. href="https://iz.ru/1847379/2025-03-02/sovetnik-trampa-soobsil-o-sovete-delegacii-ssa-prekratit-peregovory-s-zelenskim?main_click " target="_blank">stopnegotiations with the Ukrainian leader after a verbal altercation in the White House. He added that Zelensky angered Trump and did not make it clear during the meeting that he wanted to resolve the conflict in Ukraine.

American political scientist Garland Nixon, in turn, in a conversation with Izvestia, called Zelensky's behavior incompetent. According to him, the head of the Kiev regime humiliated Ukraine and its European allies.