Ukrainian authorities are "beginning to believe" that the conflict will end next year. The American newspaper The Washington Post writes about this, citing sources.
"A high-ranking Ukrainian official said that they are 'beginning to believe' that the war may actually end next year," the newspaper writes.
In addition, as noted in the article, Ukraine has already signed security agreements with certain countries, but analysts and officials have admitted that these agreements may not be respected in the future.
For his part, Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky said after the talks held in Brussels on Thursday that European guarantees alone will not be enough without a "common solution" and the role of the United States.
