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Ukrainians will never accept a fake peace with Putin

Ukrainians will never accept a fake peace with Putin

25 June 2022

9:00 AM

25 June 2022

9:00 AM

Two months ago, I became one of the 80,000 Ukrainian refugees who have settled in Britain. The kindness I’ve been shown, by my host family and so many others, has been overwhelming. People are caring, but curious too. They ask how long Zelensky will really fight for. By which I suspect they mean: surely you guys don’t think you can actually win? Why prolong the bloodshed?

It’s a good question.

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