“Ukraine on the agenda”: an expert explained why the visit of Charles III to the United States is important

Political expert and serviceman Oleksandr Musiienko stated that during his visit to the United States, the British king has already managed to return Ukraine to the agenda, and peace negotiations may also resume, Politeka reports.

He spoke about this on his blog.

A pro-Trump outlet, the New York Post, the expert says, found a lip-reading specialist who claims that the U.S. president told the British king that he is talking to Putin, that he wants war and, if he does what he has said, he will destroy the population.

“What does this indicate? Just moments ago, the British king and the U.S. president met—and immediately they are talking about Russia, about Ukraine. This means that the issue of Ukraine was identified as the main and priority topic in foreign policy for this meeting. I have no doubt that this was exactly the case, which is why Ukraine is receiving such attention. The British monarch has repeatedly expressed support for Ukraine. He holds the opposite view: he does not believe that concessions should be made to Russia,” explains Oleksandr Musiienko.

During his speech in Congress, Charles III, he notes, recalled the events of September 11, 2001, when NATO countries came to the defense of the United States, and said that now they should do the same for Ukraine. The monarch did not mention Iran or other hotspots on the map, the expert emphasizes, which indicates that Ukraine is of greater importance.

“This demonstrates British leadership and the British position. Congress is listening, and there are no words of outrage. That is what is fundamentally important. In other words, Ukraine is on the agenda. I believe that after Charles III’s visit to the United States, we will see a renewal of negotiations and hear new messages from the Trump administration. What exactly they will be remains to be seen, but they will certainly come—and possibly in a positive sense for us,” concludes Oleksandr Musiienko.