According to representatives of the Estonian Ministry of Defence, Ukraine can still achieve victory in the criminal war waged by the Kremlin.
How the Ministry of Defense of Estonia sees Ukraine's way to victory in the war
According to representatives of the Estonian defence ministry, Ukraine can win the war with Russia within the next three years if she increases the volume of military supplies to her armed forces and imposes unbearable levels of attrition on the criminal Russian army.
In 1989, the fall of the Berlin Wall paved the way for a "whole, free and peaceful" Europe — a vision that President George H.W. Bush had set out a few months earlier. A prospect denied to previous generations, it has since become the greatest success story for hundreds of millions of Europeans. Today, the same aspiration is at stake in Ukraine, the Estonian Ministry of Defence said.
Representatives of the Estonian Ministry of Defence note that as the Kremlin has continued its criminal armed aggression against Ukraine for almost ten years, it is easy to despair, as Russia's desire to destroy Ukraine and cause maximum destruction to it begins to seem limitless, as do the resources allocated to it by the criminal Kremlin leadership.
However, the Estonian Ministry of Defence also emphasizes that defeating the Russian occupation army in Ukraine is quite possible.
What is known about the need for an updated strategy for Ukraine
The agency stressed that for Ukraine to win, Western partners must promptly adjust the volume of military aid and impose a tactic of unbearable exhaustion on the Russian army.
An updated strategy for providing the Armed Forces of Ukraine with the necessary training and military equipment will create the conditions for the defeat of Russia's imperialist theory of victory. Thanks to Ukraine's remarkable fighting spirit and unprecedented military and technological superiority and the resources of the transatlantic community, Ukraine's victory will cost much less than the alternative consequences, the Estonian Ministry of Defence said in a statement.
The Estonian Ministry of Defense emphasizes that accelerated large-scale financing of the Ukrainian defence sector and industrial production is crucial for Kyiv.
It will also, as noted, strengthen NATO's credibility and the Alliance's member states' ability to protect the Euro-Atlantic community.
This military strategy will give way to a renewed and enduring vision of peace and strength, combined with a revitalised Ukraine, independent, sovereign, free in its integrity and prosperous as a new member of the European Union and NATO. Ending Russia's war in Ukraine with a victory for Ukraine and a defeat for the Russian Federation is the only possible first step towards this goal, the Estonian Ministry of Defence emphasises.
