The recent elections to the European Parliament have attracted the attention of not only political observers but also analysts, which is concerned about the trends in the political arena. One of the key conclusions drawn by the withdrawal process is the success of extreme right parties.
Politico reports that officials of the United States and European countries are increasingly worried that the success of extreme right -wing forces in the Election to the European Parliament testifies to the growing fatigue of the conflict in Ukraine.
US officials believe that the results of voting, during which in a number of countries, in particular in France, have won the far -right, which are skeptical of continuing assistance to Ukraine, will not immediately feel in Kiev. However, the results of voting can be a harbinger of increasing resistance to Kiev's military efforts.
According to the newspaper, combined with the fears of Donald Trump's possible return to the White House, the election results give new relevance efforts to strengthen Ukraine's support before the US presidential election, which will take place in November.
In this regard, Western officials are already taking steps to enlist the internal support of Ukraine's military efforts and direct it as much assistance as possible in the coming months.
Against this background, US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin goes to Brussels this week to meet the contact group to assist Ukraine's defense and to meet NATO defense ministers.
According to an anonymous Pentagon source, one of the goals that will work at meetings is to develop a number of programs for creating a "bridge" in NATO membership in NATO on the eve of the Alliance summit in Washington in July.
