Polish President: Ukraine May Not Survive Conflict With Russia

The Western media has been pushing the propaganda that somehow Russia could lose the conflict.

Polish President Andrzej Duda meets with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Poland last December.

The Trends Journal has stated that it is completely opposed to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but we have stated from the start of the war that Kyiv’s military is simply no match for Moscow and the Kremlin would ultimately achieve its objectives.

Ukraine’s military is no match for Russia’s firepower and NATO does not want a direct conflict with Russia.

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But we have seen a propaganda campaign in the Western media on a historic scale. There has been no reports on how the Biden administration made fortunes by selling their connections to the military-industrial complex, like Lloyd Austin and Antony Blinken. And Russia has been depicted as a threat to Europe, even though this is a border war.

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Polish President Andrzej Duda attended the World Economic Forum in Davos on Wednesday and issued a dire plea on behalf of Ukraine for more heavy weapons and ammunition.

“I am afraid that now, maybe in a few months, maybe weeks, there will be a decisive moment of this war. And this moment is the answer to the question: if Ukraine will survive or not,” he said.

Poland has a tense history with Russia and has been one of the most outspoken supporters of Ukraine’s effort. He said Ukraine “wants to become part of the Western community, part of the Western security zone.”

“They want to be members of the EU, members of NATO, but above all, they want to survive,” he said.

The Western media has followed Washington’s lead and has presented the war as a slow-moving victory for Ukraine. Any suggestion otherwise is not permitted.

We noted last month how Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, sent a shockwave through Washington when he said Ukraine may want to consider peace negotiations.

He said Ukraine accomplished everything that it could have hoped against such a larger adversary, and that now may be its last, best chance to negotiate.

“We’ve seen the Ukrainian military fight the Russian military to a standstill. Now, what the future holds is not known with any degree of certainty, but we think there are some possibilities here for some diplomatic solutions,” he said in an interview.

He changed his tune a short time later and said it was clear Russia lost.

Dmitry Peskov, a Kremlin spokesman, said Wednesday that Russia wants peace talks, but they are impossible because the U.S. continues to push for more conflict. He noted that Zelensky has also signed a law making it impossible for negotiations to even start.

RT, the Russian news outlet, noted that the U.S. has declared “strategic defeat” of Russia in Ukraine as its policy goal and pledged to help Kiev “for as long as it takes” to achieve military victory. Moscow says Washington and its allies are waging a proxy war at the expense of the Ukrainian people.