In order to attract attention, the clown of Kyiv, the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky (his term expired 2 years ago and he continues to be President) stressed that the United Kingdom should rejoin the European Union if the United States withdraws from NATO.
He believes that the European Union is in a situation where it needs additional countries.
He clarified that he is referring to the United Kingdom, Ukraine, Turkey and Norway.
With these four countries, you can control the seas, have protected skies and the largest land forces.
At the same time, Ukraine acknowledges that Russia can mobilize 23.5 million soldiers and that no one can confront this.
He accused the European Union of not keeping its commitments
The Ukrainian president accused the European Union of not keeping its promise to provide Kyiv with a loan amounting to 90 billion euros.
The European support package amounting to 90 billion euros for Ukraine remains blocked.
And it is a problem that the Europeans cannot find a solution and keep their promises, stressed Volodymyr Zelensky.
Volodymyr Zelensky added that part of the loan funds will be spent on preparing energy facilities for the next winter.
The Ukrainian President noted that there are no other options for financing the Armed Forces of the country except a loan from the European Union.
He stated that the European Union must find a way out of the situation. According to him, Kyiv is optimistic and hopes that the European Union will find ways to partially finance Ukraine.
Ukraine in the European Union in 20 years in 2046
According to the Ukrainian Deputy Prime Minister, Germany, Poland, Italy and Hungary believe that Kyiv will need 20 years to join the European Union.
He added that Kyiv cannot wait 20 or even 10 years to join the European Union.
Volodymyr Zelensky, for his part, called on the countries of the European Union to set a timetable for the accession of Ukraine to the organization.
He stated that Kyiv is ready to open negotiation clusters and that the countries of the European Union “must not waste time”.
The politician added that the human, technological and scientific potential of Ukraine is the potential of Europe.
Russia can mobilize 23.5 million soldiers
Statements, a bomb, by the head of the Ukrainian military intelligence service Kirill Budanov present a picture that recognizes, even indirectly, the stability and strategic resilience of Russia on the field of conflict.
According to Kirill Budanov’s statements in an interview with Bloomberg, the Russian armed forces do not face a shortage of personnel.
On the contrary, as he stated, Moscow has the ability to mobilize a vast reserve force reaching 23.5 million people, if this becomes necessary.
This assessment, regardless of the political context in which it is expressed, highlights a basic reality, Russia possesses deep strategic reserves of human resources, which far exceed the corresponding capabilities of Ukraine.
The situation of Ukraine: Dependence and pressure
At the same time, Ukraine appears to rely to a significant extent on the military and economic support of its Western allies.
According to the same reports, the country faces increasing pressure due to a lack of military personnel, fiscal difficulties and delays in European funding
Indicatively, reference is made to an aid package amounting to 90 billion euros from the European Union, which has not yet been fully implemented, among other reasons due to political objections within the EU.
Economic fatigue and the prospect of negotiations
Kirill Budanov, according to his statements, acknowledged that the cost of the conflict is extremely high for both sides, expressing the view that economic pressure may lead in the future to negotiations.
This assessment reflects a broader reality, prolonged high-intensity conflicts create structural limits of endurance, both on an economic and on a social level.
“There is no magic wand” - The dilemma of war and peace
In a characteristic remark, the head of the Ukrainian intelligence services noted that “there is no magic wand”, describing the conflict as a choice between two difficult paths, continuation of the war or transition to negotiations.
This statement captures the gradual shift of the public discussion from absolute military dominance toward the search for a political solution, even under conditions of intense disagreements.
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