Russia's War Against Ukraine Unlikely To End With Either Side Winning Rutte
Rutte said that it was unlikely the war between Russia and Ukraine would end with either side achieving victory, adding that such conflicts generally concluded with a peace agreement involving some form of compromise.
He stressed that Europe would need to remain vigilant against the threat of Russian aggression even after the war ended. According to him, Russia's military presence near European borders was currently reduced because a large number of its troops were engaged in Ukraine. However, he warned that once the war was over, Russia would still have a large military force that could pose a threat to Europe.
Read also: Zelensky warns Russia prepares new strike on energy facilities, bridges and civilian infrastructureAs Ukrinform previously reported, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated that the Alliance's responses to Russia's hybrid attacks are not always made public and do not necessarily follow the principle of "an eye for an eye."
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