– I believe that Russia will break up in the next 8-10 years, – says Pavel Koval. As he adds in an interview with “Rzeczpospolita”, the next years will be very dangerous for Poland. – Donald Tusk's program on strengthening the eastern border of the European Union and NATO is derived from this – he added.
The politician emphasized that Ukraine should have all the support, otherwise, if the West allows Putin to breathe, the final costs will be much greater.
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Koval said that the Ukrainians should receive enough financial and military support from the US and the EU to be able to launch another attack in Donbass.
– Putin feels in danger. What he's doing with Navalny shows that Putin is even afraid of Navalny, and it should be a signal to us that the end of this war can come either through a breakthrough on the front or through a change in the Kremlin. In my opinion, this coup is real – added the KO politician.
American aid to Ukraine
On December 27, the USA announced its move to Ukraine The last aid package military in 2023. The total volume of the new support package was 250 million USD.
It included anti-aircraft missiles, other elements of air defense systems, additional ammunition for high-mobility missile and artillery systems, 155 and 105 mm artillery ammunition, anti-tank ammunition and more than 15 million cartridges.
On December 12, during the visit of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to the USA, the American leader Joe Biden announced the allocation of 200 million dollars in additional aid.
The US president then called on Congress to stand with Ukraine and protect its freedom, while also stressing that Putin is planning missile attacks on Ukraine's power grid this winter to plunge Ukrainian families into “darkness during the coldest time of the year. The damage is enormous.”
The Pentagon later said the package contained additional anti-aircraft equipment, artillery ammunition and anti-tank weapons.
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