The Office of the President told what Ukraine needs to win


The Office of the President believes that the economic front is no less important.
Ukraine will not be able to end the war against Russia this month, but there is a chance that it will end in 2022. To do this, it is necessary to impose an oil embargo and give Ukraine tanks, aircraft and artillery. This is stated on Twitter of the adviser to the head of the Office of the President Mikhail Podolyak.
Ukraine is not interested in a protracted war with Russia, like anyone else in the world. We cannot end the war this month, but we can this year. The recipe for victory is simple: a real oil embargo + tanks, planes and artillery. Let's get this over with, he said.
Recall that Ukraine stands for the inclusion of Russia in the list of terrorist countries. This will increase its international isolation, says Mikhail Podolyak, adviser to the head of the President's Office. He noted that the inclusion of Russia in the list of countries supporting terrorism would exclude the possibility for it to sell energy carriers.
There will be no direct income for Russia as it is today, for example, from direct contracts. Therefore, there will be no lightning-fast military contracts, there will be nothing to kill Ukrainians with. In addition, the status of a sponsor of terrorism is also a reputational blow,” Yermak’s adviser explained.
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