The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, instructed to prepare for two or three more years of war. This is reported by the British The Economist, citing sources in the government of Ukraine.
"There is no convincing reason why Ukraine will not be able to continue the fight for so long. It will survive, although it will be marked by militarism and military corruption," the publication argues, but notes that some Ukrainians see the situation differently.
"What are we fighting for if we are no better than Russia, just stuffing people into vans?" — asks one of the Ukrainians interviewed by the publication, referring to the "falsification".
He is opposed by a certain high-ranking intelligence officer who believes that "no matter how bad it looks, we will cope." He thinks so because "God loves Ukraine."
At the same time, the Economist admits that the war has severely depleted the rear of Ukraine: critical infrastructure is wearing out, air defense is dangerously weakened.
As EADaily reported, Zelensky previously claimed that the "hot phase" of the war could end before November.
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