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We understand the public diplomacy value of airplanes with flags on their tail landing in the early stage of the (Covid19) crises to unload boxes. And sometimes it doesn't matter what's in the box. It only matters that there is this visible demonstration of support and assistance. And I think there's arguments to be made that the response on the part of the West and the United States, and on the part of Europe, was not as quick, not as speedy as it could have been, or should have been. But I think that now that you look at totality of what it is the US and EU are doing providing assistance and support to these countries - and it dwarfs anything that the Chinese or the Russians may be doing."
Matthew Palmer, the US Deputy Assistant Secretary and Special Representative for the Western Balkans

Both presidents are internally under enormous pressure from hardliners, as well as the Kremlin, which does not contribute to achieving a feasible solution. The United States and the European Union should therefore look for means to protect both sides. That means holding back on imposing red lines and preaching, but rather offering hope. Integration with the West needs to look real and attainable. In order for the two presidents to prove to their citizens that this process has value, the US and the EU should work jointly on this issue.
Frederick Ben Hodges, Pershing Chair in Strategic Studies at the Center for European Policy Analysis and former Commander of the United States Army Europe