There are indications, that this whole V4[/B9/Via Carpathia/Intermarium/Central Europe reintegration] geostrategic project is backed strongly by the U.S. In my opinion it is historically founded (though I’m not expansionist/revisionist/imperialist), as the region has suffered setbacks and is considered Second World in terms of development to this day, but in cases of international dilemmas like such – if true – that can also lead to contradictions/dichotomies.
There are indications, that this whole V4[/B9/Via Carpathia/Intermarium/Central Europe reintegration] geostrategic project is backed strongly by the U.S. In my opinion it is historically founded (though I’m not expansionist/revisionist/imperialist), as the region has suffered setbacks and is considered Second World in terms of development to this day, but in cases of international dilemmas like such – if true – that can also lead to contradictions/dichotomies.
Another possibility is that national politics retain pro-Israeli sentiment after generations endured Soviet-imposed pro-Arab.