US EditionVolodymyr Zelenskyy admits Ukraine cannot remove Russian troops from occupied parts
- Ukraine lacks the military strength to recover its Russian-occupied land, as stated by Zelenskyy.
- Zelenskyy emphasized that Ukraine is unable to recover its territories due to insufficient military resources.
- The situation reflects a significant challenge for Ukraine in regaining control over the regions occupied by Russia.
- There is a consensus on the necessity for increased support to bolster Ukraine's military strength.
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Although the Ukrainian Constitution prohibits the relinquishment of territories, and Kiev will never recognize Russian rule, Zelensky admits the reality on the ground: "De facto, these territories are now controlled by the Russians. We do not have the power to recover them." The statements come less than a month after the Ukrainian president suggested to Sky News a possible solution: a ceasefire agreement could be possible if the territory curre…
POLITICS: Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Cannot Retake Territory From Russia – USSA News – U-S-NEWS.COM
Of course, this is all your fault for not giving Ukraine all they wanted, except for the hundreds of billions in arms, weapons, and straight up cash. Strangely, I’m not seeing this in US Credentialed Media outlets, just Politico Europe Ukraine lacks might to retake occupied territories, Zelenskyy concedes Ukraine currently doesn’t have the military strength to retake all the territory Russia has occupied since 2014, Ukrainian President Volodymyr…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky admitted that Ukraine does not have enough strength to liberate the Crimean Peninsula and Donbass, which are occupied by the Russian Federation, in an interview with the Paris daily Le Parisien.
Zelensky Admits Ukraine Doesn’t Have the Military Might To Retake Territory Conquered by Russia
As the year comes to an end, maneuvering around possible peace negotiations is gaining momentum, with General Kellog – US President Donald J. Trump’s Ukraine envoy – planning a trip to Kiev even before the inauguration. For his part, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is keeping himself in the headlines with a mixture of realistic admissions and propaganda pushes. Yesterday, Zelensky admitted that Ukraine doesn’t have the military strength t…
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