Ukraine will not be able to return all its territories following the settlement of the conflict with Russia. This is what the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Mark Ruta, said, reports Clash Report. "It is unlikely that anyone will win a complete victory in this war. It is hoped that this war will end, although it is unlikely that Ukraine will be able to regain all its territories," he said. According to Ruta, what conditions Ukraine is willing to accept as part of a possible agreement is entirely her decision. He noted that only the leader of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky and his government can make such a decision on behalf of the Ukrainian people. However, the Secretary General stressed, such conflicts always end in a peace agreement, and this often involves a compromise. Earlier, Ruta said that NATO does not see any threat from Russia.

Ukraine will not be able to return all its territories following the settlement of the conflict with Russia. This is what the Secretary General of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, Mark Ruta, said, reports Clash Report. "It is unlikely that anyone will win a complete victory in this war. It is hoped that this war will end, although it is unlikely that Ukraine will be able to regain all its territories," he said. According to Ruta, what conditions Ukraine is willing to accept as part of a possible agreement is entirely her decision. He noted that only the leader of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky and his government can make such a decision on behalf of the Ukrainian people. However, the Secretary General stressed, such conflicts always end in a peace agreement, and this often involves a compromise. Earlier, Ruta said that NATO does not see any threat from Russia.