Serhii Kislyitsa

We have, in the last two meetings in Abu Dhabi and one meeting in Geneva, kind of an agreement at least for 90% of the issues.

We're not able to deal with about 10% of the issues because they are politically conditioned.

Exactly, because you need to know where and how the line of contact and line of disengagement goes through the territory, and this line is already quite a long one.

Right, and also then you need to know if the sides pull out or they stay where they stay and things like that.

I saw much worse, believe me.

I spent five years in New York, and I told myself, and I also told my staff, you know, don't let the enemy to poison you with their rhetorics.

Because if you are poisoned, then you are not operational.

Donald Trump has put an enormous amount of public pressure on Ukraine.

Yes, indeed.

There is a lot of pressure on Ukraine.

They say, stop the killings, find the compromise.

So it's not that you are pressed to the wall by the Americans and they tell you, pull out.

But they say, we must find a solution.

You must find a solution.

Right.

The degree of resilience and determination of the Ukrainian people is very high.

Ukrainian army of 2026 is nothing compared to 2022.

So there is no reason for us to surrender.