The former chairman of NATO's military commission, Rob Bauer, believes that Putin only understands the language of force, which is why Ukraine should continue to attack Russian military logistics, oil refineries, air bases and factories that manufacture drones. "Defend your country, attack Russia where you can, as deep as possible in its territory," Bauer said in an interview with Radio Liberty on the sidelines of the Kyiv Security Forum in Brussels. He believes that it is unlikely that a breakthrough will be achieved that would benefit Ukraine in the negotiations in Abu Dhabi, because Russia will repeat its demands and exaggerate its successes on the front. At the same time, Bauer emphasizes: if Ukraine stops fighting now, it risks losing its country, language and culture. Radio Liberty.

The former chairman of NATO's military commission, Rob Bauer, believes that Putin only understands the language of force, which is why Ukraine should continue to attack Russian military logistics, oil refineries, air bases and factories that manufacture drones. "Defend your country, attack Russia where you can, as deep as possible in its territory," Bauer said in an interview with Radio Liberty on the sidelines of the Kyiv Security Forum in Brussels. He believes that it is unlikely that a breakthrough will be achieved that would benefit Ukraine in the negotiations in Abu Dhabi, because Russia will repeat its demands and exaggerate its successes on the front. At the same time, Bauer emphasizes: if Ukraine stops fighting now, it risks losing its country, language and culture. Radio Liberty.