The Guardian: “Ukraine fatigue is a real thing for some of our partners”

Ukrainian President Zelenskiy and US National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan. Photo AP

Officials in Washington have warned that “Ukraine fatigue” among allies could worsen if Kyiv continues to be closed to negotiations, - stresses “The Guardian”. US officials told the paper that Ukraine’s position on negotiations with Russia is wearing thin among allies who are worried about the economic effects of a protracted war.

Zelenskiy also made clear that he would not hold negotiations with the current Russian leadership. Last month, he signed a decree specifying that Ukraine would only negotiate with a Russian president who has succeeded Vladimir Putin.

“Ukraine fatigue is a real thing for some of our partners,” one US official said.

For Ukrainian officials, the US’s request would mean reneging on several months of rhetoric about the need for a decisive military defeat against Russia.

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