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Ukrainian Ambassador to Israel Yevgeny Korniychuk ​commented on the fall of the⁤ Bashar al-Assad ‌regime, noting ​that Russia ​did ⁤not support the ⁣Syrian regime⁣ at a critical moment.

“For decades, the Assad regime ‌has neglected the interests of its people‌ to maintain power with the help of other dictatorships from the “axis⁤ of evil.” His fall is another example of ⁢how⁣ President Putin always ⁤betrays those who rely on‌ him.‌ It has always been this way. will happen to all dictators ⁢who ⁤rely on Russia’s support. Events in Syria demonstrate the weakness ‍of the ‍Putin regime,which is not capable of fighting on two fronts and is abandoning its closest allies ​to continue its aggression against Ukraine,” he said. ambassador

Korniychuk called on future Syrian⁤ authorities to​ reconsider relations⁢ with the ⁢Putin regime, which, according to him, is responsible for the ⁣deaths of tens ⁣of thousands of Syrian citizens, including ​women and innocent ⁣children. He ‌stressed that ending RussiaS presence in Syria is a ‍key condition for the country’s long-term security.

In his opinion, wherever the Russian army or mercenaries are located, only death,⁤ destruction, instability and lawlessness ⁢follow.

The ambassador noted that ‍Moscow played a key role in forcing the Assad regime to illegally recognize Russia’s attempt to annex Crimea and the temporary occupation of parts of the Donetsk‍ and Lugansk regions. He recalled that​ it was ⁢these‌ actions that forced ‌ukraine to sever diplomatic relations with the ‌Assad regime in 2022.

He concluded that in the future Syria⁣ must become a country that will respect international law, including the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine.

Earlier, ⁣Kursor wrote that‌ in an interview with the Israel Hayom newspaper, ⁤Ukrainian Ambassador to Israel⁤ Yevgeny Korniychuk spoke about‍ the Russian-Iranian ⁣alliance, Russian support‌ for countries opposed to Israel, as well as the possible supply‍ of weapons to‌ Ukraine.

What are the potential consequences of⁣ Russia’s ‌declining support for the Assad regime in ⁤Syria?

interview ‌with Yevgeny Korniychuk: Analyzing the Future of⁢ Syria and the ​Impact of Russian support

Editor: Welcome, Ambassador Korniychuk. It’s a⁢ pleasure to have you with​ us today. Let’s dive into the recent developments regarding the‌ Assad regime in Syria. ​You’ve emphasized that‌ Russian support for⁤ assad has faltered. How do ⁢you view this ‌shift in dynamics?

Korniychuk: Thank you for⁣ having me.‌ Indeed,⁤ the decline of the assad regime is a telling example of Russia’s unreliability. For decades, ‌Assad neglected ⁢the needs of his people, relying solely on the backing of regimes within the so-called “axis of evil.” ‌This abandonment by Putin highlights a pattern—leaders who depend ⁣on Russia’s support often face dire ⁣consequences when the Kremlin decides to redirect its focus elsewhere, ⁤notably toward its aggression in Ukraine.

Editor: That’s a ⁢stark observation. You mentioned that the Putin regime appears weak in this context. can you elaborate on​ how ​this situation is⁣ underscoring Russia’s vulnerabilities?

Korniychuk: certainly. The events in Syria illustrate Russia’s inability to engage on ‍multiple fronts effectively. While Russia’s military is embroiled in Ukraine, it has ⁣left its closest allies, like Assad, ⁣in a ⁤precarious position. This signals to other authoritarian regimes that relying on Russian support could ultimately​ lead to betrayal and disaster.It serves as a broader ⁢warning⁣ for all dictators reliant​ on such alliances.

Editor: You called for⁢ a⁢ reassessment ⁣of the relationship⁤ between future Syrian authorities and russia.What specific changes do you think are necessary for Syria’s long-term security?

Korniychuk: Ending Russia’s⁣ presence in Syria is paramount. The ⁣impact of Russian​ troops and mercenaries ⁤has been catastrophic, ​resulting in widespread death, destruction, ​and instability. If Syria is to ‍rebuild and foster security, it must distance itself ‍from Moscow and rather choose a path that respects international law,⁣ including the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine.

Editor: You also highlighted the implications of Russia’s actions in relation to Crimea ⁢and eastern Ukraine. How did⁣ this‌ influence Ukraine’s diplomatic stance toward the Assad regime?

Korniychuk: russia’s involvement ⁣in ⁢the illegal annexation of Crimea and the temporary occupation of parts of​ Donetsk and Lugansk prompted Ukraine to sever diplomatic ties with Assad in 2022.‌ This was a necessary​ step to signal that Ukraine would not tolerate alliances that undermine its sovereignty. ​

Editor: ‍It‍ sounds like a ⁤notable strategy moving forward. As we consider the broader implications of ‌this situation, what advice can you provide to countries in ‌the region, especially in terms of their relations with ‍Russia?

Korniychuk: Countries should critically evaluate their alliances with Russia.Engaging with a nation ⁣that⁢ has repeatedly shown it chooses its interests over those of its allies can lead to harmful consequences. Collaborating with governments that respect international⁢ norms and prioritize regional ‍stability is crucial. Future leadership in syria should not only focus on domestic⁣ governance but ‍also on maintaining international partnerships that foster security and economic growth,rather ‍than⁤ dependency on maligned powers.

Editor: Thank you, Ambassador korniychuk, for your insightful perspectives. As events unfold,the international community will‍ undoubtedly be watching closely. your⁣ comments today ​certainly raise crucial questions about ‍the future of Syria and its global ​relations.

Korniychuk: Thank you for the opportunity to share my insights. I hope we can see ⁣a future for Syria⁣ that honors both its people and international law.