Ukraine’s Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrksy is determined to restore the country’s 1991 border, despite facing challenging battlefield developments. In an exclusive interview with the Guardian, Syrsky expressed optimism in Ukraine’s ability to prevail over Russia’s military advantages.
Syrsky highlighted the high Russian casualties compared to Ukraine’s, emphasizing the importance of quality over quantity in Ukraine’s defense strategy. He also discussed Ukraine’s efforts to counter Russia’s superior air power, including the creation of the Unmanned Systems Forces.
Despite recent setbacks in eastern territories, Syrsky remains focused on the goal of liberating all Ukrainian territories to their 1991 borders, including Crimea. He hinted at a “realistic” plan to retake Crimea, demonstrating Ukraine’s determination to achieve victory.
As Syrsky continues to lead Ukraine’s military forces, he is confident in their ability to succeed and bring an end to the conflict, reaffirming his belief in Ukraine’s ultimate triumph.