Stoltenberg: We should not underestimate Russia

As ​​reported by Fars International News Agency, Jens Stoltenberg, the Secretary General of the NATO military alliance, admitted on Tuesday that the situation for the Ukrainian army on the battlefield with Russia has become “extremely difficult” and demanded that the allies West of Kiev, don’t underestimate Moscow’s military power.

According to “Tass” news agency, Stoltenberg said in a speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland: “The situation on the battlefield It has become extremely difficult. The Russians are now putting pressure on many front lines. And of course, the big attack that the Ukrainians launched last summer did not bring all the results that we hoped for.”

Stoltenberg continued: “We see today that Russia is strengthening It is his own doing. Russia is putting pressure hard and the situation is serious and we should never underestimate Russia.” : “Supporting Ukraine is not a good thing, it is an investment in our own security.” And to stay with Ukraine in good and bad times.”

Stoltenberg’s statements about the need to support Ukraine to prevent Russia’s victory, while the latest round of European aid to Ukraine is equivalent to $54 billion. In early December (last month), it was not approved at the European Union Summit in Brussels with the opposition of the Hungarian Prime Minister. Meanwhile, the US government’s $60 billion aid proposal for Kyiv has also been stopped in the US Congress. The independence of the two republics of Luhansk and Donetsk from Ukraine sent troops to this region and announced the beginning of “special military operations in Ukraine”. Ukraine has announced the disarmament of this country, the removal of its security concerns, and the response to Luhansk and Donetsk’s request for help. Economic pressures have placed all-round political, financial, and weapons support from Kiev.

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