Fareed Zakaria GPS Poland’s Foreign Minister on the Future of the War in Ukraine
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Feb 24, 2025 Polish Foreign Minister Radek Sikorski, a vocal advocate for Ukraine and critic of Putin, shares crucial insights on the future of the Ukraine conflict. He discusses the evolving U.S. foreign policy toward Europe and the implications of a closer relationship with Russia. Sikorski emphasizes the importance of European unity in facing threats while exploring the complexities of international diplomacy. With the backdrop of political shifts, he reflects on how recent U.S. decisions impact global aid and the humanitarian landscape.
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Shift in US Foreign Policy
- Trump's foreign policy shift involves treating Europe and Ukraine as adversaries while embracing Moscow.
- This raises concerns about the future of the war in Ukraine and global alliances.
Ukraine's Security and Resilience
- Ukraine possesses security guarantees under the Budapest Memorandum, a border treaty with Russia, and a strong, resilient army.
- These factors contribute to Ukraine's ability to defend its territory and resist Russian aggression.
US Strategy and Russian Demands
- The Trump administration's strategy towards Ukraine involves conceding to Russian demands, including territorial claims and NATO membership.
- This approach raises concerns about the long-term implications for Ukraine's security and stability.
