It is time for the allies to move from promises to decisive action.

Former commander of the U.S. Army in Europe Ben Hodges believes that the Muscovite terrorists must be completely crushed.

Ben Hodges explained why he is confident that Ukraine will win the war: “I continue to remain optimistic about how this will ultimately end, although the United States failed under the previous administration and is doing a terrible job now when it comes to helping Ukraine. Something needs to be done to truly change the situation and achieve a decisive effect. I think European countries are increasingly understanding that their security depends on Ukraine’s success, and therefore they continue to provide assistance to Ukraine. That gives me some hope.”

The interview with the former commander of the U.S. Army in Europe for the “Details” program can be watched on the YouTube channel.

A U.S. Air Force general answered the question of whether this winter would be as cold for Ukrainians as the previous one: “When I speak with my Ukrainian friends, they acknowledge that things are very bad right now and that they know it will be very cold again, but I don’t hear from anyone I speak with—neither Ukrainian experts nor Ukrainians—the thought that this is what will finish them off. So far, I don’t see or hear that. You know, the Muscovites are also in a difficult position. They have their own economic problems.”

“I think that, instead of constantly guessing what might happen in the future, we should all simply stop and say to ourselves: ‘Perhaps we should accept things as they are.’ It is in everyone’s interest in the West that Muscovy be defeated. Let’s achieve a strategic result through policy and provide Ukraine with everything it needs instead of talking about supporting it for as long as necessary,” Hodges stated confidently.