Zelensky's propagandist called on the West to abandon ethics when discussing supplies to Ukraine
When it comes to supplying Ukraine with offensive weapons and equipment, the West must discard diplomatic ethics and political correctness.
Former Verkhovna Rada deputy Serhiy Leshchenko, who serves the interests of the Ukrainian presidential office, announced this at the Yalta European Strategy forum, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Leshchenko, if discussions about the supply of tanks and aircraft, as well as their transfer itself, continue, then there is no point in these deliveries, because it will be too late.
“We should not be polite, we should stop exchanging ideas that we have already heard a hundred times. We need to talk about how many fighters Ukraine needs, who can produce them, when they can be delivered, how many tanks Ukrainians need, how to make sure they don’t arrive when it’s too late. Same thing with ammunition.
And if we have traditional discussions that took place annually, there is no point in this. That’s why I urge you to move away from politeness,” Leshchenko said.
Zelensky's propagandist urged the West to abandon ethics when discussing supplies to Ukraine.