Turning Point: Foreign Ministry Ambassador Tells Whether There Is a Possibility of an Attack from Belarus

In making predictions about the threat of an offensive from Belarus, one should be cautious and trust Ukrainian intelligence, which says that there are currently no sufficient forces to attack Ukraine from the north again. However, there are other nuances, as Ambassador at Large of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Oleksandr Shcherba said in an interview with Channel 24.

"As for the offensive from the North, we have to trust our intelligence. And the intelligence says that there are not enough forces for this now. If the Russians begin to redeploy the forces they are currently holding beyond the Urals, then there will be a danger," he said.

At the same time, the ambassador expressed the opinion that there had three turning points in the war, one of which was ongoing. According to him, the first turning point was when Ukraine showed that it could not be broken and that Russia would not win the war it started.

"It was when the Russians were pushed back from the Kyiv region and northern and central Ukraine," the diplomat recalled.

The second turning point was in August-September last year, when the Ukrainian offensive was launched, particularly in the Kharkiv Region. That was when Ukraine once again showed that it was capable of winning.

"It was an impressive operation, and our partners (and ourselves!) saw that the Ukrainian army is capable of driving this evil from our land, of being truly victorious," he said.

Regarding the third stage, the ambassador said that it is ongoing and Ukraine must show that it cannot only prevail, but can also win. The ambassador believes that the success of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' counteroffensive will determine whether we can finally undermine the spirit of the Russian invaders.

Read also:

• Russian Saboteur Groups May Set Provocations on the Border with Moldova – Humeniuk

• "It Supports Terror": Israeli Ambassador Explains How Iran Threatens the World and What Should Not Be Allowed

• Kremenchuk Was Attacked by "Shaheds": Initial Data on the Consequences of the Night Attack (Photos)

• "Internal Attacks": Presidential Office Denies Ukraine's Involvement in the Explosions in Russia