Zelenskyy says Ukraine can beat Putin's troops but needs Western high-tech help

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made his first foreign trip of the year to Lithuania in a bid to continue his fundraising drive and shore up much-needed support.

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"Ukraine has been able to hold the line, for almost two years, against the Russian armed forces whom the Pentagon considers a ‘near-peer competitor’ to the U.S. military," she argued. "It is now high time to think long term and save what’s left of his country, which was destroyed because of the lack of strategic planning in Washington, Kyiv and Brussels."

"There is no more money for Ukraine, as the Pentagon admitted last Thursday, nor [is] there much military hardware to spare for Ukraine, as this war has been depleting U.S. weapons arsenals," Koffler added.