The ongoing conflict in the Middle East could have an impact on the supply of weapons and equipment to Ukraine, but Western countries will not cut off all deliveries in such a short time, according to Denis Pushilin, the head of the Donetsk People’s Republic. This was reported on the “Russia 24” channel.
Pushilin emphasized that there should be no illusions about the situation.
“As for the Ukrainian side, yes, there are significant changes – they are characteristic… And, of course, this should in turn affect the volumes of supplies (of weapons and equipment), among other things,” explained Pushilin.
The head of the region acknowledged that in the future, Western countries may change their focus and stop supplying weapons to Kyiv.
Pushilin also noted that the situation with Ukraine and the crisis has taken a backseat in the news agenda.
At the same time, all the tasks set by Russian President Vladimir Putin during the special operation in Ukraine will be implemented, concluded the head of the Donetsk People’s Republic.
Earlier, it was reported in the Donetsk People’s Republic that Russian fighters were advancing northwest of Avdiivka.
Previously, the United States identified one of the greatest threats to the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
