What prevents a fair end to the war: Podolyak named three problems
Podolyak called for increasing pressure on the leadership of Russia.
Mykhailo Podolyak, Adviser to the Head of the Office of the President
In order to accelerate the "fair end to the war", three urgent problems need to be solved.
Mykhailo Podolyak, Adviser to the Head of the Presidential Office, told about it.
"The first, according to his words, is bypassing sanctions and missile production in Russia. Solution: either an official change of Russia's status to a 'terrorist state' or strict secondary sanctions against private intermediaries.
The second is supplying weapons to Ukraine.
"Solution: mathematical analysis of Russia's defense system volumes, storage and logistical capabilities. Transfer of optimal quantities of long-range missiles, ammunition, demining systems, frontline missile defense systems according to the needs," he noted."
And the last thing, the politician emphasized, is the isolation of Russia's highest leadership. In his opinion, this will sharply reduce the possibilities for "diplomatic maneuver and will be a signal for neutral countries."
"Decision: refusal of any direct communications, arrest warrants from various jurisdictions for complicity in the commission of crimes," Podolyak concluded.
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