Amid uncertainty over EU aid, Vitalii Kim insists Ukraine has no choice but to fight for motherland
Summary
Ukrainian Veterans Affairs Minister Vitalii Kim said Ukraine would keep fighting Russia even if European aid is withheld. In an interview in Paris, he described the toll of the war and plans to expand support for veterans as Ukraine faces uncertainty over a €90 billion EU aid package.Key Facts
- Kim said Ukraine would continue to defend itself without European support.
- He said civilians in Kherson face bombardment and attacks from short-range drones.
- Kim said Russian strikes on energy infrastructure are taking a cumulative toll.
- He acknowledged that people are growing tired after prolonged warfare.
- The article estimates that about 1.5 million Ukrainian veterans already need support, with the number expected to rise.
- Kim said Ukraine plans to simplify veteran services and expand mental healthcare, drawing on French expertise.
- The article cited uncertainty about a €90 billion European aid package and speculation about talks involving the Russian and Ukrainian presidents.
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