Zelensky is not willing to give up any territory to appease Russia, and he shouldn’t have to, writes Col. Jon Sweet. 'The Ukrainian people are fighting gallantly for their country against tremendous odds, and they are winning.'
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made that clear during an interview with CBS on Sunday when he said,"Overall, we're not ready to give away our country. I think we've already given up a lot of lives, so we need to stand firm for as long as we can."All the evidence you need is in Mariupol, where Ukrainian forces have rejected Russia's demands to surrender.
While they battled in Mariupol, the Ukrainian military sunk the Russian fleet’s Black Sea flagship, the Moskva, with two Ukrainian Neptune missiles.
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