Andrii Yermak, the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, expressed his thoughts on the end of the conflict, believing that the war crossed the 70% mark before its end. In his interview with Nataliya Moseychuk, he compared the war to a 100-meter race, pointing out that we have now run 70 meters, but the hardest part is waiting for the last 30.
Yermak noted that no one can accurately predict the end of the war, but much is being done to end it. He emphasized that it is very important to end this conflict as soon as possible, although he emphasized the unpredictability of the situation.
This position is in the context of various assessments of the war — from the president's statements about Ukraine's minimal losses compared to Russia to the forecasts of various officials, such as the head of intelligence Kyrylo Budanov, who expressed dissatisfaction with the course of events, which lag behind previous forecasts.
The openness of the head of the President's Office reflects the general uncertainty regarding the end of the war and different points of view in Ukrainian military circles. This emphasizes the complexity and uncertainty of the conflict situation.
