Summary

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that enforcing a peace deal with Russia would require at least 200,000 allied troops, emphasizing Europe’s need to strengthen its defenses against Russian aggression.

Speaking at Davos, he called for greater EU investment in military technology and urged NATO membership as Ukraine’s best security guarantee, despite opposition from the U.S., Germany, Hungary, and Slovakia.

Zelenskyy criticized Kremlin demands to shrink Ukraine’s army and warned that if Russia wins in Ukraine, it could threaten other nations.

  • @Peck
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    -818 hours ago

    He totally will. Of course Ukraine can choose to continue on fighting without US support. That prolly won’t be very productive. At least not in terms of recovery of land, but they can delay total loss by at least a few years if they choose this.

    • ℍ𝕂-𝟞𝟝
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      818 hours ago

      The EU has helped more at this point. Of course it won’t be easy, but Ukraine can win on just EU support.

      • @Peck
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        17 hours ago

        They can’t “win”. If by winning you mean take all their land back. But they can delay losing long enough for administration change in US maybe. EU is helping but it’s not enough, their stores are depleted. Also long term prospects in EU don’t look good for Ukraine. Many governments are shifting right.

        • Justin
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          15 hours ago

          They “can” win, but a war of attrition is always difficult for all parties, and is not guaranteed.

          • @Peck
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            12 hours ago

            Attrition will only work if they have the same starting point, but Russia has way more population than Ukraine.