Sikorski: Russia's resources may begin to run out next year
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Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski predicts that the resources Russia is using in its war against Ukraine could begin to run out next year. In his view, the condition for this forecast is that Ukraine survives the coming winter. The information was reported by Polish Radio.
Sikorski stressed that winter will be a particularly difficult period for Ukraine. If the country endures this time, Russia's military and economic situation may change. The minister did not provide details on which specific resources could run out.
The war in Ukraine is of great importance to Poland, because our country borders Ukraine. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, Poland has been providing assistance to Ukraine, and many Ukrainians have found refuge in Poland. For this reason, the situation on the eastern border is closely watched by Polish authorities and society.
It should be remembered, however, that this is a forecast, not a certain fact. Its fulfilment depends on many factors, including the course of the fighting and whether Ukraine survives the winter. For now, the future of the conflict remains uncertain.
Sources: polskieradio.pl
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