Russia has not changed the goal for which it launched a war of aggression against Ukraine. Therefore, we must be prepared for possible long-term enemy offensives.
This was stated by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg in an interview with DPA.
According to him, there are no signs that Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has changed his common goal of the war against Ukraine, which is to gain control of the country.
Yes, Russia mobilized many new troops, including trained ones.
"They have shown a willingness to suffer painful casualties, and they are turning to other authoritarian regimes, including Iran, for more ammunition and more weapons. This is not the end. Wars are unpredictable, but we must prepare for long-term and new Russian offensives. We must not underestimate Russia," Stoltenberg said.
We will remind you that the Secretary General of NATO called on Germany and other countries of the Alliance to continue supplying weapons to Ukraine, because this is the fastest way to peace.
In addition, the former supreme commander of NATO's forces in Europe, retired general Wesley Clark, noted that in order to provide Ukraine with all the necessary weapons on time, the United States and the countries of the West must partially mobilize their industrial base.
