“According to British intelligence, next year the situation for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will become much more difficult.”, — write: www.unian.ua
According to British intelligence, next year the situation for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will become much more difficult.
The head of the British Foreign Ministry expects that Ukraine will receive permission to strike deep into the Russian Federation before the beginning of winter / photo ua.depositphotos.comUkraine can get permission to strike deep into the territory of the Russian Federation with Western weapons before the beginning of winter. Such expectations were shared by the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Great Britain, David Lammy.“I expect that in the coming days and weeks we will be in a very strong position to provide Ukraine with everything it needs as we approach this difficult winter of 2025,” he said in an interview with Voice of America.
According to British intelligence, next year the situation for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin will become much more difficult, Lammy added. The Russian economy is in bad shape. In addition, the Kremlin ruler “will find it very difficult to cope with the number of losses and victims he has suffered.”
At the same time, Lammi noted the successes of Ukraine in this war.
“She has already managed to win back half of the captured lands. She has already managed to knock Putin out of the Black Sea. She has gone on the offensive in the Kursk region and, I hope, will hold these positions. In fact, now is the moment, because we are moving from autumn to winter, when the West must demonstrate its courage and absolute commitment,” stated the head of the British Foreign Ministry.
Strikes on Russia: You might have missed itThe ban on strikes by the Armed Forces of Ukraine with Western weapons against Russia divided the United States and Europe. The Washington Post wrote that the discussion of this issue in Washington caused surprise among the US partners in Europe, some of whom have publicly declared their support for long-range strikes against Russia.
Meanwhile, the ex-director of the CIA, retired US general David Petraeus believes that this step can definitely change the dynamics of the war. But he urged caution not to create expectations that may not be met.
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