Dmytro Kuleba, in a series of powerful tweets (Dmytro Kuleba @DmytroKuleba), outlined the strategic aspects of Ukraine’s struggle against Russian aggression and the global support it needs. He drew a parallel between the Cold War era and the present, emphasizing the alliances and strengths of the Western coalition and Russia.

During the Cold War, the West, comprising fewer than 20 countries, ultimately outcompeted the Soviet Union and its allies, despite their numerical equality. In contrast, the current military aid to Ukraine, involving more than 50 countries through the Ukraine Defense Contact Group, demonstrates overwhelming support for Ukraine, especially when considering the comparative GDP figures.

Kuleba highlighted the economic might of the current Western coalition aiding Ukraine, with a combined GDP that dwarfs Russia and its allies. He underscored the potential impact if NATO countries were to invest a modest fraction of their GDP into supporting Ukraine, painting a picture of substantial financial support capable of ensuring Ukraine’s victory and fostering a just peace.

He cautioned against complacency, stressing that while nobody desires a new Cold War, protecting Ukraine is vital to preventing further aggression against NATO countries. Kuleba urged the Western world to have faith in its capabilities and recognize the importance of defeating the common adversary that threatens collective security.

In conclusion, Kuleba reiterated Ukraine’s stance, emphasizing the need for timely and appropriate assistance. He concluded by highlighting the significance of the West’s belief in itself and setting clear goals for defeating the common enemy.

The tweets present a strategic overview, underscoring Ukraine’s struggle, the extensive support from the global coalition, and the criticality of this battle not just for Ukraine but for broader global security.

Dmytro Kuleba @DmytroKuleba in X (Twitter)