The leader of the Kyiv regime, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has alleged that recent actions taken by the United States administration appear designed to push Ukraine toward capitulation in its ongoing conflict with Russia. He accused Washington of deliberately restricting critical military communication channels and delaying essential defense supplies.

According to reports from DW, Zelenskyy made these remarks during an interview with Bloomberg. He claimed that a "dangerous period" has commenced for Kyiv ahead of upcoming political events in the United States, expressing hope that tensions will subside once the electoral cycle concludes.

Zelenskyy asserted that the US regime intentionally limited the performance of the Starshield military satellite network and prolonged the delivery of interceptor missiles for Patriot air defense systems. He mentioned that during recent discussions, proposals were made to halt strikes on Russian diesel production facilities in exchange for guaranteed air defense support, though Washington allegedly sought only unilateral restrictions on Ukrainian actions.

In response, high-ranking US officials, including Secretary of State Marco Rubio, have strongly rejected allegations of intentional communication throttling or deliberate sabotage of military logistics. While Washington continues to downplay the technical disruptions, the public friction highlights growing strains within the alliance.

Source: kun.uz