Czech President Petr Pavel bluntly states that Ukraine can only win the war against Russia with superior technology and strong economic support. Ukrainians are constantly inventing new tactics and ramping up domestic weapons production, while Russia relies on sheer numbers and brutality, disregarding human losses. Pavel warns the war is stuck in a stalemate but could drag on for years if the approach doesn’t change. Allies can’t just send weapons — an economic and diplomatic offensive is needed to force Russia to the negotiating table. He points out Russia feels no need to negotiate while advancing on the front, so Putin orders small tactical attacks and psychological terror. Pavel also warns about China’s interest in the conflict and calls on Europe to show resolve. Bottom line: this war can’t be won on the battlefield alone, but also through economic and diplomatic warfare. If pressure isn’t ramped up, the conflict will drag on for years with a huge cost. So, what do you think — can Ukraine really win only with superior tech and economic power? Or is this just another endless power game? Drop a comment and let’s see who’s on which side!
