Trump's patience may run out in a month
Mutual shelling may continue for even longer than a month.
This was stated on the Politeka channel by retired SBU colonel Oleg Starikov, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The host asked how long the sides would continue to fire at each other.
"There's always an escalation component before a war ends. This will last for a week or two or three. Maybe even until the May holidays . This will continue depending on how patient the main mediator in ending the war—the Trump administration—is," Starikov said.
"Tomorrow and the day after, there will be calls to both sides, with serious exhortations. And then, on Monday, when the negotiating teams begin work, these arguments will be laid on the table. And then, if anyone doesn't understand, these arguments will be implemented ," the expert added.
Starikov emphasized that the United States has economic leverage to force peace.
Trump's patience may run out in a month.