Possible directions of Russian aggression outside Ukraine becoming more obvious - Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (Photo: Getty Images)
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Russian aggression is not only related to Ukraine. Possible directions of Russian aggression are becoming increasingly clear.
According to the head of state, those who believe that the Russian threat concerns only Ukraine are very mistaken.
"Let me ask very honestly: which European nation today can provide a combat-ready army on par with ours holding back Russia? How many men and women are your nation ready to send to defend another state, another nation?" emphasized Zelenskyy.
He noted that putting an end to the Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and his strategy is better now, while Ukrainian defenders are doing it. They are a chance for the whole world.
The President clarified that Ukraine is capable of stopping the catastrophe. And the entire free world must now be unwavering in its desires, actions, and goals.
"We, Ukrainians, began our defense at a time when almost no one in the world believed in Ukraine. But we turned tables so that now the world has stopped believing in Russia," he added.
Russian threat to Europe
In recent months, the possibility of a Russian attack in Europe has been increasingly considered. This is possible after intense fighting in Ukraine comes to an end.
According to German analysts, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin needs about six years to rebuild the army and attack NATO.
At the same time, the Prime Minister of Poland, Donald Tusk, recently noted that Russia could attack Europe within the next few years. This will happen when Russia's advantage in military capabilities becomes evident.
