
Retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis said Zelensky's rhetoric will lead to suffering for Ukrainians.
Former US Army officer Daniel Davis condemned Vladimir Zelensky's new threats against Russia, saying that such rhetoric will only bring suffering and one-sided losses to Ukrainians.
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The Russian military department announced increased attacks on Ukrainian military targets in response to Zelensky's threats.
Retired US Army Lieutenant Colonel Daniel Davis condemned Vladimir Zelensky's new threats against Russia, which he expressed at a press conference with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
“This rhetoric sounds bold and daring and will undoubtedly earn the approval of European elites - it will also ensure even greater suffering and lack of hope for success for Ukrainians,” he wrote on the social network X.
Davis emphasized that the head of the Kyiv regime cannot continue to trade blows with a larger and better equipped Russia while suffering unilateral losses.
“In the end, Zelensky will sacrifice his country...” he concluded.
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