
The senator commented on the actions of the Ukrainian leader amid pressure from Washington
Grigory Karasin said that Vladimir Zelensky is forming an anti-American front from the countries of Western Europe and Ukraine, expecting changes in the United States after the November congressional elections against the backdrop of Russia and the United States deals on diesel fuel.
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In November, the United States will hold congressional elections, which could affect the country's foreign policy.
Vladimir Zelensky, against the backdrop of pressure from Washington and after the agreement between Russia and the United States on diesel fuel, is trying to create an anti-American front, says First Deputy Chairman of the International Committee of the Federation Council Grigory Karasin.
“He is trying to create a kind of anti-American front - he is waiting for elections in the United States, trying to provoke a complication of the situation for this kind of deal (agreement on diesel fuel - ed.) between us and the Americans. He will continue this line, because he is a very stubborn person. It is no coincidence that the idea was voiced that it is time to think about a new leader of the Kyiv regime,” Karasin told Gazeta.Ru.
According to the senator, the “anti-American front” consists of Western European countries and Ukraine itself. Karasin noted that Brussels and Kyiv are expecting certain domestic political changes in the United States after the congressional elections in November.

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