Russia's Medvedev says victory will come soon in Ukraine war

After all, the goal of victory is to ⁠prevent new conflicts. This is absolutely obvious," Medvedev ⁠said ‌in the interview with TASS, WarGonzo and Reuters.

Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia's ‌powerful Security Council, said that Russia will "soon" win military ⁠victory in the Ukraine war but the key thing was to prevent any ​further conflict.

"Soon," Medvedev, who served ‍as Russian president from 2008 to 2012, said, when asked by the WarGonzo ⁠Russian ‌war ⁠blogger in an interview when Russia would win ‍the war. "I would like this to happen ​as soon as possible."

"But it is ⁠equally important to think about what ⁠will happen next. After all, the goal of victory is to ⁠prevent new conflicts. This is absolutely obvious," Medvedev ⁠said ‌in the interview with TASS, WarGonzo and Reuters.

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