General Wałerij Załużny, currently the ambassador of Ukraine in Great Britain, took the floor during the international forum “Security Export: Ukrainian Weapons in the World”.
– I hope There are no more people in this room who still believe in a miracle or a white swan, which will bring Ukraine peace, will restore the borders of 1991 or 2022, and later great happiness – said Załużny, emphasizing that Russia does not intend to give up its armed activities as long as it has sufficient resources and means.
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According to the former commander of the Supreme Ukrainian army, it will be crucial for Russia to secure access to resources in the war. As he noted, From the end of 2023, Moscow has been conducting a brutal war for destruction.
Wałerij Załużny indicated “the only way” at the end of the war
According to Załużny, the only way to end the war is Significant weakness of Russia's military and economic abilities. He explained that in the current difficult conditions Ukraine must focus its efforts on conducting a technologically advanced war for survival.
-I mean the destruction of Russia's military and economic potential. In our current conditions – with a huge deficiency of human resources and a catastrophic economic situation with which we face – We can only talk about the highly advanced technologically war for survival He appealed to Załużny, emphasizing that this type of fight would minimize the use of human and economic resources, while maximizing the effects.
He also added that taking into account the limited capabilities of Ukraine, a different approach to fight is not real.
Since the exacerbation of the armed conflict, Ukraine has repeatedly expressed that her priority is to regain international recognized borders in 1991. At the end of 2022, he talked about it, among others The President of Ukraine Wołodymyr Zelanski, who in an interview with the Canadian CTV and CBC channels stated that talks with Russia are possible if Ukraine's territorial integrity returns to the shape recognized by the international community, i.e. to the borders of 1991.
