We are already preparing for important steps planned for the first weeks of November, President Volodymyr Zelensky announced.
According to Bloomberg, the US defense industry is trying to produce enough artillery shells so that Ukraine can continue to resist Russia. However, the effort may be insufficient in light of the need to increase U.S. involvement in the world.
Pressure to increase weapons production is growing in both the United States and Europe, as concerns grow about having to support Ukraine and Israel simultaneously. – Of course, there are concerns about competition for military resources due to limited production capacity. In Europe and the US, demand for this production capacity will be even greater, says Swedish Director General of Defense Technologies Joran Mortensson.
Important months for Ukraine
The Russian military invasion of Ukraine has been going on for 614 days. – We are already preparing for important steps planned for the first weeks of November. Overall, November and December will be very important for Ukraine. This includes new military aid packages and the development of our relations with the European Union, President Volodymyr Zelensky said in his next speech.
– We are also preparing for international events planned in Ukraine. We remain active in our cooperation with partners, the Ukrainian leader said. Earlier, Ukrainian Deputy Foreign Minister Mykola Tochytsky announced that Ukraine plans to organize a world peace summit this year.
Negotiations in Malta
Recently, a meeting of national security and foreign policy advisors was held in Malta on the main principles of peace in Ukraine and the world.
According to the head of the Office of the Ukrainian President Andriy Yermak, preparatory consultations at advisory level made it possible to formulate a general vision of the preconditions for the advent of peace and a secure post-war world order.
Source: Do Rzeczy
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