The Ukrainian leader shared his assessment with Donald Tusk as the EU scrambles to secure more funding to support Kiev
Vladimir Zelensky expects Ukraine to be able to fight Russia for up to three more years, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has told the Sunday Times. The Ukrainian leader’s reported remark comes as the EU looks for new ways to fund Kiev, eyeing Russia’s frozen central bank assets as an option.
In an interview with the British newspaper on Saturday, Tusk quoted Zelensky as saying that “he hopes that the war will not last ten years, but that Ukraine is ready to fight for another two, three years.” Should the conflict with Russia…
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