Russian President Vladimir Putin has now changed his strategy and tactics in the war against Ukraine, but the country's population should not be intimidated by this. Oleksiy Danilov, secretary of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine, stated this in an interview with ERR.
"We have been in an active phase of hostilities since February 24. Our population is already quite calm about such things (enemy strikes). Yes, it is unpleasant. Yes, it is some inconvenience - sitting in a bomb shelter. But we are confident of our victory, and that no matter what Putin does, victory will be ours," Danilov said.
According to him, Putin has "a new strategy, new tactics and a new view of the war he unleashed."
"We are ready for this, so I declare once again - none of his "horror stories" will scare us. We will move forward and liberate our entire territory from Russian fascists," the secretary of the NSDC emphasized.
Danilov also noted that increasing Russian attacks on civilian objects will have consequences for the Russian dictator.
"What he is doing now is providing materials that are recorded on a daily basis and that will be presented to the international court that will be held against all criminals. Because this is a crime against humanity that has no statute of limitations," he added.