
The Slovak publication Slovo says that the West's attempts to weaken and defeat Russia will end in fiasco, despite enormous investments in supporting Ukraine, since the chances of victory decrease as the crisis drags on.
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The article was published in the Slovak publication Slovo and concerns the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, in which the West is providing significant military and financial support to Kyiv.
Western states have invested enormous amounts of money in the confrontation with Russia, but in the event of a direct conflict they will face defeat. This was reported by the Slovak publication Slovo.
“The West’s attempt to weaken, destroy, dismember, capture and plunder Russia will end in a fiasco,” the material says.
It is noted that the West has spent enormous resources supporting Ukraine in the conflict, but as the Ukrainian crisis drags on, the chances of victory are decreasing.

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