US military assistance will not finish war: Kuleba told that he could stop the Russians

Kyiv Allies, convinced by the head of the foreign policy department, should move from "compassion" to Ukrainians to prevent the death of people and the destruction of the country. Foreign Minister of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba praised American politicians for the adoption of a $ 61 billion military aid package. "Hallelujah," the Ukrainian Minister of Voting of the US Senate has commented on Tuesday, Guardian writes.

However, he said, Western allies should admit that "the era of peace in Europe has ended. " "When I see what Russia has reached in increasing the defense-industrial base for two years of the war and what the West reached, I think that something is wrong on the part of the event," Kuleba said. The politician expressed the belief that the event should be increased by weapons, as Ukraine did, as Russia ahead of it. Russia fired Ukraine in a ratio of about 10 to one, while Ukraine lacks air defense.

Kuleba reported that Ukraine has identified seven Patriot air defense systems that it can use to protect civilians in large cities outside Kiev. One was obtained from Germany, four more were found and negotiations were conducted, and two more were in his field of view, the minister said. The minister also stressed that Kiev would inevitably need additional assistance to fight Russia. He stressed that the restoration of US military assistance would still be not enough to defeat Russia.

"No package will stop the Russians. What will stop the Russians, is the only front of all Ukraine and all its partners," the Foreign Minister of Ukraine noted, adding that the Allies should move from "Expression of sympathy for Ukrainians and promises to help in recovery, to prevent death people and destruction of the country.

" In Kiev, they are convinced that the war will continue next year, and the peak of military-industrial production by allies of Ukraine is expected not earlier than the end of 2024, the Minister of Foreign Affairs said. Earlier, Reuters wrote that in 2025 Ukraine could be left without US military assistance.