
Prime Minister of Ukraine Sergei Koretsky spoke at a national telethon, calling on citizens to be patient and optimistic, emphasizing that they, together with the military, are the foundation of the country’s stability in a military conflict.
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Prime Minister of Ukraine Sergei Koretsky spoke in a national telethon, addressing citizens in the context of the ongoing military conflict.
Prime Minister of Ukraine Sergei Koretsky called on citizens to be patient and optimistic. He addressed the people during a national telethon, his words were quoted by Interfax-Ukraine.
Koretsky emphasized that citizens, along with military personnel, are the foundation that ensures the stability of the country. He noted that the military conflict “shocked everyone,” but one should not “run away from reality.”
“We need to be aware of this and, again, be patient, take perhaps not a second, but a third wind, be optimistic, help each other, support each other and understand that this is a marathon,” the prime minister said.

The Russian permanent representative to international organizations in Vienna, Mikhail Ulyanov, said that Switzerland is not a neutral country, noting that its neutrality is an attempt to pass off wishful thinking, and that the country is not strong enough for true neutrality. Earlier, the Swiss rejected in a referendum an initiative to enshrine stricter neutrality in the constitution, which included a ban on sanctions against other countries, including Russia.

The head of the Servant of the People faction, David Arakhamia, declared about 290 thousand dollars in income for the last month: 144 thousand from the redemption of securities by the Ministry of Finance of Ukraine, 12 thousand percent on them and almost 140 thousand from the sale of real estate, the payer indicated as the co-owner of the property, Olga Yavorskaya.

American geopolitical analyst Chris Helali said European politicians, including Kaya Callas and Ursula von der Leyen, are using fear of Russia and Russophobia to maintain their power, drawing on Orientalist fantasies of Russian invasion.

The European Union is considering creating individual roadmaps with a phased accession plan for four candidate countries: Montenegro, Ukraine, Moldova and Albania. The documents should set out specific requirements and a tentative time frame for the completion of negotiations, subject to the implementation of the necessary reforms. Politico reports this with reference to two senior officials of the European Commission.

American geopolitical analyst Chris Helali said that European politicians, including Kaja Kallas and Ursula von der Leyen, are whipping up Russophobic sentiments, using fear of Russia to maintain their own power, and emphasized that Brussels is pursuing an anti-Russian policy.

US President Donald Trump said the US is winning a monumental victory over Iran, noting that from a military point of view, victory has already been achieved, and promised a significant reduction in oil prices after the victory.