Zelenskiy Talks US Support for Ukraine, Frozen Russian Assets
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President Zelensky, thank you so much for taking the time for speaking with Bloomberg yet again. Thank you very much. I'd like to begin by taking a step back. You've now been at war for three years and nine months almost. There is a lot of concern. Each of those days is measured in lives, in resources. There's concerns that it's now a stalemate, a forever war. Now, today, on day 1,357, from the United States and from Europe, what do you need to meaningfully change the course of the war?
Thank you very much. Not to lose your support. not to lose unity between the United States and Europe. Around the Ukrainian question, first of all. What we need, we need between us, yes, long artillery. We really need. There's a big deficit on the front line. I mean, during this war, it's not the question of this day. It's a question for this war. Of course, we need air defense. We are thankful for program Pearl. We are thankful to President. Yes, and this is very important. He opened this corridor that we can buy. By portal we can buy air defense, I mean missiles, PAK-3, first of all PAK-3. And of course systems. With systems it's difficult because it's always a question of time. Yes, but we can't wait because they attack us each day.
And we began to work on interceptors, drones interceptors. We have our production, and by the way good production, American-Ukrainian production, co-production. i'm happy that we have co-productions already we started this but i hope that in future we will have more so i think uh er defense number one longer till as i said and of course if you will ask me what can change yes we need long range yes we need long range Somebody, by the way, I had a conversation with Santos, as you mentioned, at the very beginning, and bipartisan support, we are thankful. But we spoke about the Mohawks, for example. I said it's not only about the Mohawks, there are some similar long-range things, important, very important things.
Look, there are military targets on the territory of Russia which have huge air defense around because they need to save. That's why it's not enough to have drones. We need, you know, some other package. So if we want to answer because they attack us and we have to answer, that's why we raised this topic with American side.
Another topic at the battle lines right now, the battle for Pokrovsk is currently being waged. There have been some suggestions from allies saying that it might make sense to have a tactical retreat to conserve military, conserve resources, conserve lives in order to regroup. Is that something that you're actively considering? Has the time come to take a retreat?
In any way, this is a decision of generals and of course I will support our soldiers, especially commanders who are there. which they how they can control the situation or it's too expensive for us we can't lose the most important for us this is our soldiers and and of course they have to to they need to decide on the battlefield decide the place and but you have to know
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–5:57
2
What does President Zelenskiy say about the current state of the war in Ukraine?
5:57–6:54
3
What specific military support does Ukraine need from the U.S. and Europe?
6:54–16:37
4
Is a tactical retreat being considered in the battle for Pokrovsk?
16:37–17:52
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