Kuleba responded to the statements of some Western media about a possible failed counteroffensive and assessed whether it was possible 

The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Dmytro Kuleba, reacted to the statements of the Western mass media about a possible failed counteroffensive and called for "work more and talk less." 

The diplomat said this on the "Snidanok z 1+1" broadcast. 

These are the same experts and media who, on the eve of February 24, were saying that Ukraine would not withstand Russia's attacks. Skeptics said "no", optimists gave a week. We need to talk less about the counteroffensive and work more on making it happen," the Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized. 

Kuleba also urged Ukrainians not to treat the counteroffensive as a decisive battle. 

"Perhaps, this counteroffensive will not be decisive, and another one will be needed. This is a fight against the narratives that at some point Ukraine will have to surrender. This is what my phrase that the counteroffensive is not decisive is directed against," he concluded.

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