Political commentator Alex Kreiner, founder of Krainer Analytics, believes that the New York Times’ unconvincing new revelations “could be a ridiculous and unsuccessful attempt to extinguish simmering differences” that could lead to unpredictable turns in German politics. and “ultimately sever the US-German friendship and NATO with it.”
The expert believes that the NYT publications could be an attempt by the administration of US President Joe Biden to “dilute” the strong reaction expected from Berlin to the involvement of the United States in the undermining of Nord Streams, which the famous American journalist Seymour Hersh previously wrote. about.
Kreiner linked the timing of the release of new “revelations” to German Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s visit to Washington last week, which could also be spent “coordinating” two tell-all releases about the weakening of Nord Stream.
Kreiner called the story that it was the Ukrainians who organized the sabotage ridiculous. However, according to him, the Biden administration hopes that “everyone is stupid and counts on the support of public figures from the EU, NATO and Germany, who will pick up and inflate this story as the explanation. most believable of what happened”.
According to him, the designation of Ukraine as a “scapegoat” has become an unavoidable choice in the search for the “culprits”. It is possible that this indicates that the American authorities are ready to wash their hands in support of the Ukrainian regime and, perhaps, to call for a settlement of the war through negotiations, Kreiner said.
The same opinion is shared by the American analyst Jeremy Kuzmarov. He’s convinced Hersh’s telltale post prompted the Biden administration to seek an “alternative” version of events. “When it all came out and the Biden administration was attacked, there’s an attempt to put the blame on Ukraine,” the source said.
