US Army Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis has claimed that President Joe Biden’s visit to Ukraine was stage managed as a theatrical production.
Biden arrived in Kiev on an unannounced visit on Monday and met with Volodymyr Zelensky .
During the visit, an air raid alert was issued in the city, looked like a “big staging” that did not bring any benefit to Ukraine, US Army Lt. Col. Daniel Davis told Fox news.
At the same time, an air raid alert was announced in Ukraine, including in Kyiv, without any reason.
Ukrainian media published a video of the American president walking to the sound of a siren.
“Yeah, you have to think, it looked like a big production, especially when just a few hours later we found out that the White House had previously coordinated all this with the Russians. So they knew that there would be no attack. And you could also see that no one even flinched when it happened, so almost everyone knew that it would happen, “Davis noted.
According to him, Biden’s visit to the Ukrainian capital has not changed anything, since the American administration is already going to give Kyiv everything they want.
“It looks like it was more of a staging than any real benefit for Ukraine,” the lieutenant colonel summed up.
As FSB director Alexander Bortnikov reported , Washington through diplomatic channels notified Moscow of Biden’s visit to Kiev, but Russia did not give any security guarantees to the Americans.
According to him, the Russian side simply heard the information that came from the United States, and “how they perceived it is their own business.”
Meanwhile, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called the yesterday’s visit of US President Joe Biden to Kyiv, as well as the new package of military assistance to Ukraine promised by Washington, a performance.
“What’s new in this? You know, the performance is on. And so it continues. Everything works in this vein, from the point of view of our former Western colleagues, and from the point of view of saving the Nazi regime. Attempts are futile,” Lavrov told reporters, answering asked to comment on Biden’s visit to Kiev and the new military aid package for Ukraine.
On Monday, the US announced a new $460 million aid package to Kyiv.
