America News Agency

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha commented in a social media post on Russian President Vladimir Putin's attempts to reshape Europe's security order.

Stating that Putin's ambitions were rooted in the 1945 Yalta Conference, Sybiha said that Russia would first need to win the war it was waging against Ukraine before it could put forward ideas on such a scale.

Sybiha claimed that Russia had been trying to capture the village of Mala Tokmachka in the Zaporizhzhia region for four years and eight months but had failed to achieve that objective.

Sybiha claimed that more than 1.6 million Russian soldiers had been killed or wounded during the war. He also asserted that Russia had lost 54,400 troops in October and that Ukraine had liberated more territory during the same period than Russia had managed to capture.

Sybiha stated that, at the current stage, Putin could negotiate a fair ceasefire along the existing front line.

Sybiha said that Europe did not need a new security order, noting that Russia had violated the existing one. The Ukrainian foreign minister emphasized that the fundamental condition for a secure and free Europe was to resist Russian aggression.