Aleksey Arestovich, adviser to the head of the Office of the President, warns that Ukraine will face a difficult time ahead.
Aleksey Arestovich, adviser to the head of the Office of the President, in a conversation with Russian human rights activist Mark Feigin, spoke about the achievements of the Russian army and what it means for Ukraine.
“Russia’s army has a tactical victory that threatens to develop into an operational victory. And there are many questions for our Western allies… If heavy weapons come from them, the situation will be remarkable- catching in the other direction, ”Arestovich said.
According to him, now we are in a difficult situation and this situation will get worse.
“In a month and a half, until Western weapons arrive, siege is possible, positions can be abandoned, heavy losses are possible. We must be prepared for it. Further mobilization and fight the last soldier, but will not make concessions to Russia, ”said the adviser to the head of the Presidential Office.
Aleksey Arestovich also added that Ukrainians are ready to fight alone, but there can be no question of any actions.
“We will not be destroyed, we will fight as much as we can – with the last soldier, to liberate our territory. I remind you that even without the help of the Westerners, we have liberated 4.5 regions. And we will liberate more. If necessary, we will do more mobilization, we will find ways to receive, and so on, “Arestovich concluded.
Recall that earlier the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmitry Kuleba, speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, noted that Ukraine is in critical need today of many rocket launching systems, and its allies who can give them is waiting for a political signal from Washington, so it all depends on the Biden administration.
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Source: korrespondent
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