The massacre in Boutsa is the tip of the iceberg, said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmitry Kuleba, adding that the situation in Mariupol “is much worse”.
In a press conference he gave at NATO headquarters in Brussels after attending the meeting of relevant ministers, he noted that Ukraine and Russia should talk to see how this war will end.
Asked about the weapons being sent to Ukraine, Dmitry Kuleba did not want to go into details about the types of weapons but stressed that the timing of their shipment is important at the moment and that there is a need for weapons “now”, otherwise it’s late.
Finally, he noted that as long as the West continues to buy oil and gas from Russia, it continues to support Moscow.
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