Zelensky told about the ratio of losses of Russians and Ukrainians on the frontline

Russia is losing six military personnel dead per one Ukrainian on the eastern and northern fronts, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said in an interview with a journalist of The Philadelphia Inquirer. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said this in an interview with The Philadelphia Inquirer reporter when asked how Ukraine could overcome Russia's superiority in manpower and weapons.

Indeed, they have a lot more people, and indeed, we take more care of our people. But today on the eastern and northern fronts we have one Ukrainian killed for six Russians," he said.

The Ukrainian leader said that technology is of great importance during the battle and noted that the one who is more technologically advanced can win. He emphasised that Ukraine is already producing modern drones and is striving to produce modern missiles.

At the same time, Zelensky noted that he expects increased sanctions pressure on Russia and expects that the sanctions will hit the economy of the Russian Federation and Russians, who in general support the aggression against Ukrainians, harder.

The worst thing for him is a disgruntled Russian society. This is a nuclear weapon against "nuclear" Putin. Once the West stops fearing Russia after Putin, a Russia without Putin will come faster. His entourage will feel it," Zelensky said.

Meanwhile, British intelligence sources say the Russians are now losing 1,200 people a day, the highest rate in the war.