Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that Ukraine will not engage in a prolonged conflict, instead seeking sustained financial support from the European Union for two to three years. Zelenskyy’s comments came as European leaders are finalizing plans to provide this assistance to Ukraine, which has been under pressure due to the ongoing conflict with Russia. The president emphasized that while the military situation remains critical, Ukraine is focused on securing long-term financial stability to support its war effort and economic recovery.
The EU’s commitment to financial aid is seen as a crucial step in supporting Ukraine’s resilience during the crisis. European leaders have been working closely to ensure that the aid is both substantial and sustainable. Zelenskyy expressed gratitude for the financial support, but also emphasized that it is essential for the EU to maintain this assistance over the coming years. The financial aid is expected to cover various aspects of Ukraine’s operations, including military expenses, infrastructure repair, and humanitarian efforts.