No aid package will do this – Kuleba said he would stop the Russians

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Dmitry Kuleba explained what exactly will stop the Russians in the war in Ukraine. The Foreign Minister said that renewed aid from the US would not be enough to defeat Russia.

The minister said in an interview that Ukraine's allies must move away from expressions of sympathy for the Ukrainians and promises to help in reconstruction to prevent loss of life and destruction of the country.

Kuleba said what is needed to defeat Russia

The head of the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry explained that only the restoration of US military assistance, which was held back for months by Republicans who are supporters of Donald Trump, is not enough to defeat Russia.

Not a single package will stop the Russians. What will stop the Russians is a united front for all of Ukraine and all its partners, said Dmitry Kuleba.

He explained that the West should increase arms production, as Ukraine did. After all, Russia is now producing approximately 10 times more weapons against the backdrop of a lack of air defense systems in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

“When I see what Russia has achieved in the development of its defense industrial base in 2 years of war, and what the West has achieved, I think that something is wrong on the part of the West The West must realize that the era of peace in Europe is over,” said. head of Ukrainian diplomacy.

He said that the peak of military-industrial production among Ukraine's allies is expected no earlier than the end of 2024.

Latest news about assistance from the United States

• The United States of America will finally be able to provide military assistance to Ukraine . After all, on April 24, Joe Biden signed a bill to help Ukraine worth more than $60 billion.
• On the same day, Reuters wrote that the United States secretly sent ATACMS long-range missiles.
• They have already been used against Russian targets. In particular, for the first time, our military hit a Russian airfield in Crimea with these missiles, which is approximately 165 kilometers from the front lines.
• US Presidential National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan assured that The United States will continue to supply ATACMS missiles to Ukraine. He also confirmed that the States have already sent several, and now, with additional powers and money, they will send more.