Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said that Ukraine is actively working to guarantee further military support from Western countries and has no alternative if it stops. He said this in an interview with CNN.
When asked what Ukraine's "plan B" is to compensate for the lack of weapons it cannot receive from Western countries, Kuleba said: "We don't have a plan B. We are confident in plan A."
"Ukraine will always fight with the resources it has. And as the (NATO) secretary general correctly said, what is given to Ukraine is not charity. It is an investment in the defense of NATO, as well as in the defense of the prosperity of the American people," he added.
The foreign minister explained that in the event of a "theoretical victory" of the Russian Federation in Ukraine, "other leaders around the world will be tempted to follow in Russia's footsteps," and this will require a "much, much higher price" from the United States.
"Those who believe in their foreign policy calculations that Putin will not dare to attack a NATO country if he sees that he can succeed in Ukraine are making a huge mistake and should change their jobs," the minister said.
"So whatever the price is today, the price of everything that will happen if Ukraine doesn't get help today will be much, much higher. And that's why we believe in Plan A, we are working on Plan A, and we will implement it," he concluded.
