Biletsky: In Ukraine, they think too much about the truce instead of approaching it - to make the army more efficient here and now

To spread: in Ukraine, too much attention is paid to news about a possible truce instead of approaching it on the battlefield. This was stated in an interview with Radio Liberty by Andriy Biletsky, commander of the Third Army Corps. "The shortest way to the truce is positive shifts at the front.

It seems to me that the country, many of the military, military-political figures, people who need to engage in the economy, providing the army, think too much of the truce instead of thinking how it is a truce closer. That is, to make the army. He opposed the so -called "exchange of territories", as well as possible breeding of troops in the Ukrainian territory. If a truce once happens, the most acceptable for Ukraine will be freezing along the line of combat collision (LBZ).

"The terrible absurdity of attempts to breed in 15-40 kilometer zones. The Russians, even if they began to remove their troops from the LBZ, will take away our territory. And we are in their territory.

It is an absurd scenario that will steal thousands of square kilometers in Ukraine," Biletsky added: frost of war can be seen as a time to "exhale and rest", but provided that the state and society from the first day will use it to increase the forces, reforms of the army, economy and industry, and not on internal conflicts. "The military should be exclusively resulting from the front. The better the result on the front — - the more acceptable and profitable for us will be the truce.