The Third World War has already started and people should expect more wars to break out, Ukraine's top security chief declared on Tuesday.
The Third World War has already started and people should expect more conflicts to break out, Ukraine’s top security chief declared on Tuesday.
Rejecting the idea of coming to the negotiating table with Moscow, Danilov — who previously served as the mayor of the now Russian-occupied Donbas city of Luhansk — compared the situation his country is currently facing to London during the Blitz, saying that President Franklin D. Roosevelt would not have called Winston Churchill and say “don’t bother Hitler, he has a strong army, don’t anger him, just accept this.
The security chief said that there is “no way” that they will negotiate with Putin, branding him as a “killer of Ukrainian children” who should be “locked up and remain behind bars”.
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