During a recent interview, Ukrainian President revealed the staggering number of Ukrainian soldiers killed in the last two years, approximately 31,000. This disclosure aimed to counter misinformation circulating about the casualties of war. The President emphasized the need to halt the spread of false information and called for understanding and support from both the Ukrainian people and international partners.
Addressing the ongoing conflict with Russia, the President highlighted Ukraine's successes in reclaiming half of the territories occupied by Russia since 2014. He also mentioned the strategic importance of the Black Sea region in this context.
When asked about potential mobilization for the draft due to Russia's numerical advantage in manpower, the President deferred the decision to the Chief Commander's upcoming audit.
Regarding the upcoming U.S. election, the President expressed concerns about the implications of a potential reelection of Donald Trump. He questioned Trump's neutrality in the conflict between Ukraine and Russia and warned of the consequences of supporting Russia over Ukraine.
Expressing disbelief at the idea of Trump siding with Putin, the President underscored the shared values between Ukraine and the United States. He emphasized the importance of maintaining common values and the potential risks of a shift in U.S. policy towards Ukraine.
Responding to Trump's remarks about NATO defense spending, the President expressed skepticism about Trump's understanding of the complexities of the conflict with Russia. He dismissed the notion that the conflict could be resolved swiftly and cautioned against underestimating Putin's intentions.
In conclusion, the President reiterated Ukraine's desire to join NATO and emphasized the need for continued support from international allies. He underscored the importance of a nuanced understanding of the conflict and expressed reservations about Trump's approach to the situation.
