Ukraine** Zelensky, in order to gain more support, decided to visit Germany after visiting the United States and the Nordic region. At the same time, after the German Chancellor announced an increase in Ukrainian military aid from 4 billion euros to 8 billion euros, Zelensky quickly traveled to Germany for a visit. This visit is very important for Ukraine, because Germany's assistance not only means economic support, but also a clear signal of "not giving up on Ukraine", which can lead to the assistance of other Western countries to Ukraine.
However, what is striking is that the purpose of Zelensky's visit to Germany is not to thank the German Chancellor for his generous assistance, but to go to the top of the US military in Germany. As soon as he arrived in Germany, Zelensky immediately went to the local US military base and talked with a number of American generals. The specifics of these talks were kept secret in advance, and then Zelensky quickly left Germany without even giving him the opportunity to meet with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Such an act is obviously disrespectful to Germany, and it makes the German Chancellor even more dissatisfied.
Scholz was staunchly supportive of Ukraine at the time of the budget crisis, but Ukraine does not seem to be grateful enough for this. Such an attitude of Ukraine will undoubtedly provoke the dissatisfaction of Western countries. Zelensky may not realize that he has long since fallen out of favor in many Western countries. Despite the large amount of military and economic aid provided by Western countries to Ukraine, Ukraine has always been at a disadvantage in the fight against Russia. This has made the top brass of Western countries doubt Zelensky's ability to lead Ukraine against Russia and become increasingly dissatisfied with it.
Ukrainian ** Zelensky is not entirely in agreement with Western countries on the issue of negotiations with Russia. Western countries have repeatedly offered to negotiate with Russia in order to end the war in Ukraine as soon as possible. However, Zelensky insisted that the negotiations were premised on the cessation of Russia's military operations and the withdrawal of Ukrainian territory. This position has made the top leaders of Western countries suspicious of Zelensky's negotiating position and increasingly dissatisfied with him.
There has been a long-standing problem of corruption within Ukraine**, which is well known at the top of Western countries. Although Zelensky has taken some anti-corruption measures, it has not been able to effectively solve this problem. This has made Zelensky's top brass doubt about Zelensky's ability to govern the country and become increasingly dissatisfied with him.
Political divisions and personnel changes within Ukraine** have aroused concern at the top of Western countries. In the Russia-Ukraine conflict, the Minister of Defense and the Prosecutor General of Ukraine were dismissed, which led Western countries to doubt Zelensky's political stability and become increasingly dissatisfied with him. This instability has also spilled over into the Ukrainian military, with some insiders believing that the Ukrainian military's top brass is not optimistic about the current conflict and wants residents to understand the difficulties on the front line. However, Zelensky insists on exaggerating propaganda in an attempt to mislead the entire population of Ukraine into believing that Ukraine is successful. Such an image of Ukraine has made Western countries lose confidence in their military aid, and they are uncertain about the ability of the ** and funds invested in Ukraine to resist Russian expansion.
With the deterioration of the situation in Ukraine, Ukraine's demand for aid from Western countries is increasing, which has brought huge economic pressure to Western countries and also raised questions about the use of taxpayers' money to aid Ukraine. In the face of Ukraine's constant demands for increased aid, the top level of Western countries is increasingly dissatisfied.
In general, Zelensky's inconsistency with Western countries on the Ukrainian issue, coupled with the problem of corruption and concerns about political stability, has led to a gradual decrease in his support in Western countries. For Zelensky, he needs to take Western aid seriously and adopt a more sensible foreign policy in order to garner more support. At the same time, there is a need to strengthen domestic corruption crackdowns and political stability to increase the trust of Western countries. Only then will Ukraine be able to achieve better results in the fight against Russia.