The United States has already suspended the supply of various assistance to Ukraine, so both the military and the country's special services managed to develop algorithms for actions in any development of the situation. This was stated in his evening address by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.
So he commented on the freezing of military assistance to Kiev from the United States.
"Today, many people have one question: what will happen next with the help of America? I instructed the Minister of Defense of Ukraine (Rustem Umerov. — EADaily), our research managers, diplomats contact their respective The United States of America and get official information. People shouldn't have to guess. Ukraine and America deserve an important dialogue, a clear position of each other," Zelensky said, quoted by Strana.
Previously, there have already been cases of suspension of various assistance from the United States, "therefore, our services — both military and special services — managed to develop algorithms of actions in any development of the situation," he said.
"It's not 2022. Now our resistance is higher. We have means of protection," Zelensky stressed.
"Normal, partnership relations with America are important to us for the real end of the war. None of us wants a never—ending war," he added.
He also said that "the Russians have not changed their positions and demands on Ukraine (for peace), they will demand a reduction in our army, they will want a legal renunciation of our territories, as well as a significant political deformation of Ukraine with the weakening of the Ukrainian Constitution."
Zelensky said that he would not agree to conclude peace on such terms.

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