Korniyenko acknowledges the awareness of the threat, highlighting the motivation for countries to offer assistance.

It seems that some countries are growing "weary" of the conflict in Ukraine. However, those partners who grasp the seriousness of the threat posed by the Russian Federation continue to support our nation in its fight for freedom.

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This was reported by people's deputy Alexander Korniyenko in a comment to journalist Galina Ostapovets from Novini.LIVE on Wednesday, January 22.

How the World Reacts to the War in Ukraine

As the deputy noted, it can be felt that the world is somewhat "tired" of the war that Russia has unleashed in Ukraine. According to Korniyenko, this has been discussed for a long time, but strong allies continue to stand by Ukraine.

"Of course, those countries that are closest to Russia understand that if they do not help Ukraine and do not create conditions for Ukraine to achieve a just peace, either diplomatically or militarily reclaim its territories, they will be next," the deputy emphasized.

Korniyenko added that Ukraine is trying to cooperate with various countries. He cited Slovakia and Hungary as examples and noted that "not everyone thinks the same way as their leaders."

"We communicate with everyone. With the government, the opposition," the people's deputy stated.

We remind you that Alexander Korniyenko also reported that Ukraine has signed an agreement to advance its NATO membership. This occurred during a working visit to Brussels.

The head of EU diplomacy, Kaja Kallas, noted that EU assistance to Ukraine could become one of the key factors for victory in the war. She highlighted that 134 billion euros have already been allocated to support our country.