"As soon as I have the means, I will do something. I don't care - no one will stop me," this statement was made against the background of the fears of some Western officials about the reaction of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin if Ukrainian defenders are able to begin the liberation of the peninsula.
A few more statements by the Commander-in-Chief:
Six months before the start of the war, Zaluzhny thought of resigning and living a civilian life.
Instead of ruling with an iron fist, Zaluzhny often asks for opinions, and not just from his circle of generals.
In 2019, when the general went to Brussels for a meeting with NATO colleagues, he was grabbed by Interpol on the way out of the plane and put face down on the ground. It turns out that, without his knowledge, Russia declared him an international wanted man. Zaluzhny had to call the ambassador.
Earlier at the NATO summit in Vilnius, Zelenskyi also stated that: "We will never exchange any status for our territories, even if it is one village where one grandfather lives, we will not give up our territories, our partners know that."
