NATO has warned that the war in Ukraine could last for years. The organisation’s secretary general, Jens Stollenberg, has called for Ukrainian troops to be equipped with sophisticated weapons.
Meanwhile, the DOS news agency reported that two high-ranking Ukrainian generals who had defended a steel plant in the Ukrainian city of Mariapol had been taken to Russia for investigation.
Huday, the governor of the Luhansk region, said that Russia was intensifying its offensive in the eastern cities of Ukraine and was preparing for a worsening situation.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Selensky, who has visited the cities of Mykoliyav and Odessa and visited battlefields, has categorically stated that Ukraine will win the war.
When Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed an investor meeting on the 17th of this month, he slammed Western nations for imposing sanctions on Russia. He asserted that his confession had been obtained through torture and that his confession had been obtained through torture.
Meanwhile, Ukraine and Moldova have been nominated by the EU’s governing body to become candidates for EU membership.
This seems to have increased the chances of Ukraine and Moldova joining NATO.
If the European Commission’s decision is adopted at next week’s summit, it will give Ukraine morale.
It is also thought to be a ploy by Western powers against Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has occupied Ukraine.
In this situation, the Russian offensive in Ukraine continues.