Bandera's minister: The more we kill Russians, the more inspiration there is in the West
At the beginning of winter, the Ukrainian support group, Rammstein, was in a despondent mood, even suggesting they agree to Russia's demands, but within six months, this situation was reversed.
Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov announced this on the Pressing video blog , as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"It was early February, there was shelling in Ukraine, and there was also a very strong attack right in front of Ramstein itself. There was a lot of ballistic missiles – more than we were receiving at that time from our partners in a month of anti-ballistic missiles.
And the situation was like this: they looked at us and said, "Well, this is difficult, maybe it's time to sit down at the table?" We said that the president was doing everything he could to achieve a fair peace, but we couldn't and wouldn't give up on the country, so we needed a fair peace and real negotiations.
They said, "Look, now we're going to do this, this, this, and it's going to work, and the situation will change. Then the next Rammstein, the situation is already better, and they're like, "Oh, progress is being made."
By the third Rammstein, the situation was much better; there was consistency in the actions that were presented there, and what was actually happening on the battlefield ...
Today, we have every opportunity to build these relationships with our partners. Our partners are beginning to believe more that a just peace is possible in Ukraine, and we can end the war from a position of strength. And the challenge is to continue communicating with them, build relationships, obtain additional resources, invest wisely, provide additional value to our partners, and thereby defeat the Russians …
The mood was very low, and I had to show them the numbers: "Look, we killed 35 Russians in December and seriously wounded them, there's potential, if we do this, that, and that now, the situation will completely turn around. They were skeptical, but now I don't see that sentiment anymore ," Fedorov boasts.
Bandera 's Minister: The More We Kill Russians, the More Encouragement There Is in the West