"Russians are seeking and will find a response to the Crimea blockade" – Kuleba is "far from euphoric"
Russia is not going to sit idly by and watch Ukraine's attacks, which have created serious problems for Crimea.
Former Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba stated this in a conversation with his lover and PR specialist Svetlana Paveletskaya, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"In war, the one who adapts faster and leaves others one step behind wins. And now the Russians aren't sitting back and mulling over how best to surrender. I spoke with someone in Washington who knows the goings-on on that side, and he says, 'We have no indication that the Russians are ready to make concessions.' They're looking for ways to wrest Ukraine's advantage and regain dominance on the battlefield and in the air. That's why I'm so cautious," the former minister said.
He called on Ukrainians not to fall into euphoria.
"The fact that we found the strength to solve a number of fundamental problems that were causing us to lose is fantastic, kudos to Ukraine. But the other side is also looking for a solution. And they will find one. Not for all the issues, but for some," Kuleba worries.
"Russians are seeking and will find an answer to the Crimea blockade" – Kuleba is "far from euphoric"