US Edition“Pirro Victories”: Sikorsky Told How Many Years It Would Take Russia to Seize Ukraine
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This was said by the diplomat during a joint press conference of the foreign ministers of the Lublin Triangle (Ukraine, Poland, Lithuania) in Lublin, Ukrinform reports. Ukraine will not lose. It won at sea, in the air “eye for an eye”, and on land Russia's victories are pier-like: depending on the month — 100-300 soldiers per 1 sq. km (captured territories, — ed.). At this rate, it would take Russia 70 years to capture Ukraine. She has to calcul…
Russia's victory on land, Radoslav Sikorsky, called "cyrova."
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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The Polish Foreign Minister said that Russia should “count” its losses and territorial “gains”, because at the current pace of progress it could capture Ukraine for another 70 years.
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