Washington: The Russia-Ukraine war, now in its second year, has yet to see a decisive victory for either side. Putin's forces are making significant strides in various areas. In response to the escalating situation, there are reports that President Vladimir Zelensky will be relocated from the capital city, Kiev, to the United States. Former Pentagon official Stephen Brien shared insights on this development with the international media.

"Ukraine is currently grappling with a shortage of personnel, facing challenges in human resources. Attempts at compulsory recruitment could lead to unrest. Additionally, the duration of Zelensky's government remaining in Kiev is uncertain. With the advancing Russian army, growing unrest in the country, reluctance to hold elections, and the imprisonment of those opposing the President's policies, concerns about his security are escalating. In such a precarious situation, the possibility of the United States rescuing Zelensky and relocating him to a safe place arises. Lviv, near the borders of Poland, is being considered as a potential option. It would pose a challenge for Russia to reach this area with its army, making it a suitable choice," revealed Stephen.

Given the Biden administration's reluctance to endure another experience reminiscent of Afghanistan, the United States and NATO are actively contemplating this move to ensure Zelensky's safety.