NATO Secretary General predicts tougher Russian offensive in the coming weeks

07 May 2022, 12:46 | Ukraine
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In the coming weeks, Ukraine needs to be ready for a tougher offensive by the occupying forces of the Russian Federation, says NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg. He stated this in an interview with Welt am Sonntag..

“We must prepare for the advance of the Russians and for even more brutality, more losses and destruction of important infrastructure and residential areas,” Stoltenberg said..

Stoltenberg believes that the current Russian offensive in the Donbass has not yet gained momentum, as Ukrainian troops are vigorously defending themselves.

“We see a strong contrast between Russian and Ukrainian troops: Ukrainian troops are courageous and know what they are fighting for. Russian troops suffer from poor leadership, low morale, and many do not know what they are fighting for,” Stoltenberg said..

However, the NATO Secretary General has warned that it is necessary to be prepared for a protracted war in Ukraine, which, in his opinion, could drag on for months or even years..

“In the long term, Ukraine cannot defend itself with Soviet-era weapons, but must switch to modern Western weapons.. Only in this way will Kyiv be able to successfully repel the Russian invasion in the long term..

Ukraine Urgently Needs More Heavy Weapons, West Must Increase Supplies, Do More, and Prepare for Long-Term Commitments. We must make sure that Ukraine is able to defend itself,” he added..

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The Great Battle for Donbass has begun. The outcome of the entire war that Russia unleashed against Ukraine largely depends on its outcome.. Do we have a chance to win? What is needed for this? A selection of forecasts and scenarios of foreign experts was collected by Tatyana Silina in the article “The Battle for Donbass: Why Putin Must Lose”.




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