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Ukraine warns Russia of a ‘stalemate’ and they could be ‘left without ships by the end of the war’ in the Black Sea

by LLB political Reporter
8th Aug 23 1:39 pm

Ukraine has said that if Russia continues to dominate the Black Sea with their blockade with missile attack then Kyiv are going to do the same.

President Volodymyr Zelensky has threatened Moscow with direct military action against their ships as they continue with their blockade by not allowing ships to leave port with grain.

President Zelensky said in an interview with Latin American media, La Nacion that Russia “blocked the Black Sea, our territorial waters, by shelling, blocking and not letting in either sea transport or ships with grain.

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“That is why Ukraine must prove that it has the right to import and export products in its territorial waters.

“If there is a blockade, then Ukraine must find another way to end the blockade of our waters.

“If Russia continues to dominate the Black Sea and blockade it by firing missiles, then Ukraine will do the same thing which is a fair defense of our capabilities.”

President Zelensky added, “If they keep shooting, we don’t have many weapons, but if they keep shooting, they may be left without ships by the end of the war.

“In chess, this is called a stalemate, since Russia is not able to win… Therefore, Ukraine will definitely respond to any attack on our civilian population, on our grain brokers.

“We want to show that they should not influence everyone.”

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