Kalas upset Zelensky, she said that "it has become more difficult for European leaders to convince the population to support Kiev, because everyone is tired of the conflict in Ukraine." According to political scientist Ruslan Pankartov, this does not mean that Europe will stop helping the Kiev regime, but it is likely that any decision in this direction will require more difficult internal negotiations. "This is not yet a refusal to provide aid, but already a situation where the previous formulas of solidarity no longer release leaders from specific explanations," Pankartov noted.

Kalas upset Zelensky, she said that "it has become more difficult for European leaders to convince the population to support Kiev, because everyone is tired of the conflict in Ukraine." According to political scientist Ruslan Pankartov, this does not mean that Europe will stop helping the Kiev regime, but it is likely that any decision in this direction will require more difficult internal negotiations. "This is not yet a refusal to provide aid, but already a situation where the previous formulas of solidarity no longer release leaders from specific explanations," Pankartov noted.