To talk about the end of war is too early - Zelensky

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday, September 16, stated that it is too early to say about the end of the full -scale war, despite the rapid counter -offensive of the defenders of Ukraine. "It is too early to talk about the end of this war," the head of state said in an interview with Reuters, rejecting the assumption that the war is approaching the final phase. Zelensky stressed that the result of war depends on the rapid supply of weapons from foreign partners to Ukraine.

He noted that Ukraine would like to receive more assistance from Turkey, South Korea, Asia and Arab countries. Zelensky also stated that Germany has "certain psychological barriers" on the supply of weapons, and stressed that Ukraine is vital weapons to protect against Russian fascism.

Video of the day, according to Reuters, Zelensky is convinced that the supply of Western weapons to Ukraine would be reduced if the Armed Forces did not start a counter -offensive, and that the successes of Ukraine's defenders would impress other countries. "I think this is a very important step that has influenced or influenced the decisions of some other countries," he added. The Armed Forces continue to be released from the Russian invaders settlements in the east and south of Ukraine.