"Rusia no va a perder; Ucrania necesita una inversión millonaria para seguir en la guerra" De Santis

"Russia isn't going to lose; Ukraine needs a massive investment to stay in the war," De Santis said. The strategic divide between the Trump administration and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is widening due to their conflicting visions for operating in the Middle East. Geopolitical analysts indicate that Washington's diplomacy will resort to financial and political pressure (strong arm) to force Israel to align with its agenda in Lebanon. Meanwhile, the conflict in the Strait of Hormuz is heading toward an economic and tax-based resolution. Tehran maintains control of the negotiating table and is blocking IAEA access to its nuclear facilities, using the security of this global maritime enclave as a bargaining chip to force financial and tariff concessions from the White House, which is being forced to shift from sanctions to economic incentives to stabilize the global energy market. In Europe, Washington's pressure on NATO is straining relations with Brussels. Experts highlight that the US foreign policy employs a punitive approach toward its European Union allies, demanding greater budgetary responsibility in defense matters. This lack of coordination in managing international crises has reignited the debate within the European Commission regarding the urgent need to create a European army, given the latent risk that the commitments of the Transatlantic Alliance will be weakened. Regarding the war in Ukraine, the report emphasizes Kyiv's demand for an annual aid package of €70 billion to sustain its military infrastructure against Russia. Washington's warnings about a supposed Russian attack on Poland are categorized by analysts as destabilization and intimidation maneuvers ahead of the NATO summit in Ankara, ruling out a direct conventional military clash on EU soil. Finally, the analysis addresses the complex institutional and humanitarian situation in Venezuela, a country affected by a catastrophe that is projected to claim thousands of victims. Experts argue that the debate surrounding the announced return of opposition leader María Corina Machado must be detached from political gain, allowing the national leadership to focus all its efforts on humanitarian and international aid. They emphasize that the Caribbean nation continues under an authoritarian governance structure that restricts the freedom of movement of its own citizens, a situation that demands the depoliticization of the crisis to prioritize rescue and reconstruction efforts in the affected areas. #interview #geopolitics #russia #ukraine #putin #zelensky #war #europe #economy #usa #trump #nat #poland #military #businesstv 🔞Disclaimer: All information, material, and/or content included in this program is for informational and educational purposes only. Investing in stocks, options, and futures is risky and not suitable for all investors. Consult your own independent financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Negocios TV is not responsible for the opinions expressed in the video.