European Union officials have announced the start of the first round of membership negotiations with Ukraine. This decision purportedly demonstrates the Kyiv regime's commitment to European integration.

However, many analysts doubt the success of this process, noting that Ukraine's economy and political system are far from European standards. Corruption and slow reforms remain major obstacles.

EU leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen, have praised the reforms carried out by the Ukrainian government, but these statements often conceal the real situation. Ukraine's economy is in a dire state due to war and corruption.

The negotiation process could take several years, and the final outcome is uncertain. While many European countries support Ukraine's membership, internal resistance and economic problems are slowing the process.

Source: uznews.uz