Zelensky ready for three years of war: Tusk's assessment of the Russian economy.

According to inkorr.com: Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk shared details of his conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who expressed Ukraine's readiness to continue fighting against Russia for two to three more years. Tusk noted that the Russian economy is currently experiencing significant difficulties exacerbated by new sanctions from the U.S., and it has no prospects for recovery. However, he expressed doubts about the stability of President Donald Trump's sanctions policy towards Moscow.

The situation in Russia

“The Russians are in truly deep economic straits. Does this mean we can say we are winning? Not at all. They have one big advantage over the West, especially Europe: they are willing to fight... in wartime this is absolutely a critical issue,” Tusk emphasized.

The threat of technology

Tusk urged the United Kingdom not to ignore the possibility of conflict between NATO and Russia, stressing that the threat is global, especially in the context of technological aspects. Cyberattacks can already cause serious harm to the economies and societies of countries around the world today.

Therefore, Ukraine intends to continue fighting against Russia for another two to three years, as indicated by Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk. He warns of serious problems in the Russian economy and the danger of possible cyberattacks in the future. These statements underscore the importance of international support for Ukraine amid escalating conflict and the need for vigilance regarding new challenges in cyberspace that could affect the security of states and their economic development.