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A Ukrainian army checkpoint near Hnutove village
Ukraine will wall off its breakaway eastern regions if the upcoming Paris talks end up at an impasse, a presidential aide has suggested,
and Israel looks set to become Kiev's wall-building role model, according to reports.
As leaders of France, Germany, Russia, and Ukraine brace for the closely-watched
'Normandy Four' summit in Paris, the top Kiev official hinted at what his side has in mind, apart from diplomacy and political solutions.
"We will be building a wall and life will go on," Andriy Yermak, an aide to President Volodymyr Zelensky, revealed at a security forum in London, according to the organizers and reporters present at the meeting.
"We do have friends and we'll be borrowing from their experience, first of all Israel," the official said, referring to the border fence erected along the West Bank border. Construction of the 708km-long (440 miles) wall was met with worldwide condemnation, and was considered unlawful by the UN's International Court of Justice.
Comment: The longer it takes to flush out the corruption connections to the Bidens and US government, the more accumulated evidence the Democrats will have to publicly explain or refute. It is not in their interest to draw this out, but then again, they do not appear to be particularly bright.