It might be convenient to believe that the future of the nations are decided by politicians in the capitals, but in reality the outcome of the war is shaped by the millions of people fighting and supplying it. If there is will, there will be a victory. The article misses this X

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But some context here would still be helpful. Is Ukraine trying to eradicate corruption or not? Are things improving? Are the scandals factually proven to be corruption or still at the accusation stage? How material are these scandals? Are they related to the U.S. support? 15/

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Then, there is a reference to the well know public accusation of corruption in the ministry of defense. Not corruption, but inflated prices in procurement. Corruption is a problem, and I wish Ukraine would have solved it. 14/

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What has changed is that the war has entered in the phase of attrition. The party that gives up first is likely to lose. The stakes are clear for Ukrainians – survival. 8/

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This is not the first time someone in the West doesn’t believe in Ukraine victory and considers Zelensky to be a dreamer who refuses to accept the “reality”. But Zelensky indeed doesn’t accept the reality. Instead, he changes it! Recall “Ukraine will fall in 3 days”. 3/

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And, no, Zelensky is not isolated, but a leader of a nation that has always been resisting a colonial rule be it Russia or the Soviet Union or Germany or Austro-Hungarian empire or Ottoman empire. Ukraine has never fallen. 4/

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