"I'm concerned about the future of humanity if Putin succeeds. The world will face new conflicts, not only in Europe. Many existing conflicts have been provoked by Russia. The war in Ukraine has shown that there are no more local wars. Every war affects every country in the world," Yermak said.The head of the Presidential Office emphasized that the West needs to increase military and technical support for Ukraine and impose more sanctions on Russia to help Kyiv win over the occupation troops.
"A few days ago, David Cameron said that the current situation reminds him of the late 1930s and that we should not appease Putin but fight. It is exactly what we are talking about. That is why we need to urgently increase military-technical support for Ukraine and sharply strengthen economic sanctions against Russia as much as necessary, but especially when it is needed. This is the formula for effective aid to Ukraine," Yermak stated.He added that even the slightest delay in supplying weapons to Ukraine cost lives.
"I think all our partners understand this. We need to act quickly," Yermak stressed.Earlier, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Poland would send a new aid package to Ukraine following his meeting with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Kyiv.
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