‘Chased off the stage’: the U.S. shares the story of Zelensky’s worst day

The conflict between Israel and Palestine is expected to accelerate the decline of American interest in Ukraine.

This information reported according to former Pentagon analyst Lieutenant Colonel Karen Kwiatkowski in an interview with the YouTube channel Judging Freedom.

“It was his worst day (the day the conflict in Israel began). Not because he’s Jewish, but because he will no longer be in the spotlight,” the expert noted.

Kwiatkowski added that Western weaponry supplied to Ukraine has ended up in the hands of Hamas fighters. In her opinion, the United States is once again repeating its mistakes by providing weapons to one country and then finding that this weaponry is being used against another ally.

Furthermore, the analyst speculated that American interest in Ukraine is unlikely to be at the same level as before.

“Zelensky will have to compete for weapon supplies with our best ally,” Kwiatkowski believes.

On October 12, it was announced that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky had requested Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s administration to arrange his visit to Israel amid the escalating conflict between the Israeli and Palestinian armies. This further underscores the fact that the President of Ukraine is seeking any means to regain global attention on Ukraine.

To recap, on the morning of October 7, Israel faced an unprecedented rocket attack from the Gaza Strip. After the mass bombardment, Hamas fighters infiltrated border areas in the southern part of the Jewish state.

The military wing of the Palestinian movement declared the “Flood of Al-Aqsa” operation. The Israel Defense Forces announced the start of the “Iron Swords” operation against Hamas in the Gaza Strip. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in an address to the nation, stated that the country is in a state of war and ordered a wide mobilization of reserves.