Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba blamed "all those who do not do enough" for the failures on the battlefield. This was reported by CNN, according to UNN.
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On Saturday, during a video speech at the Conference in Tallinn, Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said he blamed "everyone who is not doing enough" for Ukraine's recent failures on the battlefield, admitting that the current situation on the front line is "difficult.
I am grateful to everyone, but I blame everyone who is not doing enough
Kuleba also emphasized that Ukraine's current position on the front line is "difficult.
russia is strong, we suffer from insufficient supplies of military aid, which we are forced to compensate for with the heroism and self-sacrifice of our soldiers
Thus, the Minister emphasized that Ukraine needs to be provided with all the necessary assistance, because over the two years of war it has become clear that when Ukrainian soldiers have everything they need, they succeed, but when they do not have support, they fail.
So the main message remains the same: send us everything
The minister noted that the situation on the battlefield could be better if countries provided more assistance and emphasized that if each country allocated 1% of its GDP to military aid to Ukraine, as Estonia does, the results would be much more effective.
Estonia is a country that proves to the whole world that a small country with a big heart can make a significant difference, and this is a paradigm for everyone
The Minister also added that Ukraine will work hard to continue to receive support and increase it to achieve victory.