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Zaluzhny Said When The War In Ukraine Will End

Zaluzhny Said When The War In Ukraine Will End
Valery Zaluzhny
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The opinion of the former commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and current Ukrainian Ambassador to the United Kingdom Valeriy Zaluzhny believes that the war Russia has unleashed against Ukraine will continue until the global realignment of spheres of influence is complete. He wrote about this in an article titled “Lessons from the 2022 Kherson Offensive” for “Ukrainska Pravda”.

According to Zaluzhny, by 2026, this war will involve not only Russian interests but also geopolitical ones. “Every missile, bomb, and drone falling on the heads of Ukrainians consists 90% of parts that are not manufactured in Russia. Why would anyone in the Middle East or East Asia be so eager to bomb Ukraine? That is why, in reality, this is a war for a new world order,” he noted.

Such a division and a global solution, Zaluzhny reminded, historically emerge after global wars. It remains to be seen whether the world’s powers will be able to reach such a resolution without a new world war. At the same time, in his opinion, the current war—in the search for a global solution—can already be considered global.

The former commander-in-chief emphasized that only two countries are prepared for a major war, one of which is located “in the heart of Europe.” The rest, he is convinced, have not even been preparing for it. “This means they’ll be banking on Munich (referring to the 1938 Munich Agreement, which became a symbol of the policy of appeasing the aggressor through territorial concessions—Ed.), which definitely doesn’t suit us,” — Zaluzhny wrote.

In that case, he believes, Ukraine will have to fight “at least until we see our place in the new world,” and at most—“as long as we want to live.”

Zaluzhny cited Israel as an example, a country that has lived under such conditions since 1947. The people there have learned not only to survive but also to live, which means, he emphasized, “they have already defeated those who wanted them dead.”

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