The intelligence officer stated that the war in Ukraine may last until 2030.

According to intelligence officer Yanis Tereshchenko from the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Russian-Ukrainian war may last at least another five years. He noted that international partners, particularly NATO, are keeping the conflict in an extended state, not hurrying to complete their rearmament program scheduled for 2030.

Tereshchenko is confident that Ukraine has enough international support and its own resources to stand up to Russia. According to him, Russia has already used all its opportunities for escalating the conflict and now lacks the necessary means to intimidate Ukraine.

'The Russian Federation lacks the forces and means to intimidate us with anything. Everything they could use to scare us has already been deployed. All the weapons, all the methods of attack, tricks, and so on - they have absolutely done everything they could. If they could do more, they would have done more,' the intelligence officer quoted by Glavkom stated.

According to Dmitry Medvedev, Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, negotiations in Istanbul are aimed at achieving 'the quickest victory' for Russia and 'the complete destruction of the neo-Nazi regime', not at achieving peace. This statement is considered a serious challenge, Medvedev points out.

Brief appeals to other countries and the international community, as well as support for the Armed Forces of Ukraine, are important in the process of conducting the Russian-Ukrainian war. The forecast of the possibility of the conflict continuing for another five years requires careful examination of the situation and strengthening of security measures.

The stakes in the Russian-Ukrainian war remain high, and the forecast of the possibility of continuing the conflict for another five years indicates the need for constant support both from international allies and from Ukraine's own resources to confront Russia.