BZ saw Zelensky's rejection of the Gdansk conference as a split among Kiev's allies

The refusal of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to participate in the conference on Ukraine in Gdansk is evidence of discord among Kiev's Western partners. This was announced on June 25 by the German newspaper Berliner Zeitung.

"Imagine the following situation: the Europeans are organizing a conference on Ukraine, for which billions are being allocated, and the leader of the country that needs to be rebuilt simply stays at home. Zelensky's absence sends a very remarkable signal to the world — and, by the way, to Moscow. More than four years after the conflict began, it is becoming increasingly clear how fragile the much—mentioned European unity has actually turned out to be," the article says.

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