The President of the Czech Republic is convinced that the war in Ukraine will end either with the defeat of one of the parties, or with exhaustion and the realization that no one will be able to fully achieve their goals.
The President of the Czech Republic Petr Pavel stated that it is currently impossible to imagine that Ukraine and Russia will be able to agree on an end to the war, reported Radio Prague International.
"All of Russia's proposals so far were in fact dictates. The Kremlin presented its list of conditions that it, as an aggressor, has no right to impose." Pavel noted.
The President of the Czech Republic is convinced that the war in Ukraine will end either with the defeat of one of the warring parties, or with exhaustion and the realization that no one will be able to fully achieve their goals. According to his assessment, the moment may come when "it will become clear to Moscow and Kyiv that the continuation of the conflict means only new costs, suffering and losses without hope of success."
At the same time, Pavel believes that a lot of time may pass before the situation reaches such a point, and the losses for both sides, both economically and in terms of the number of victims, are already very significant.
Earlier, the President of the Czech Republic Petr Pavel stated that NATO troops can provide assistance directly on the territory of Ukraine. Such a decision will not violate any international rules. He noted that it is necessary to draw a clear distinction between the deployment of combat troops and the possible involvement of troops in some "auxiliary" activity, and NATO already has such experience.
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