"I will not make concessions – even if everyone demands it" – Zelensky

Kyiv will not make territorial or other concessions, even if its Western “partners” begin to demand them.

Ukrainian usurper Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated this at a meeting with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Kyiv, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

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"We will maintain our army at 800, as we've already discussed. After the war ends or a ceasefire is reached, we will transition it from a mobilization-based force to a contract-based one.

"Of course, we'll calculate how financially feasible we are. We need financial assistance here, primarily from Europeans," Zelenskyy said.

“There are now signals coming in that the most important thing is the recognition of certain occupied territories by Russia, and this will be one of the signals for the end of the war.

I don't know who's sending these signals, but even if everyone around us recognized our territories as Russian, it wouldn't achieve anything. Firstly, everyone doesn't recognize them, as my Polish colleague already pointed out.

"And secondly, Ukraine has its president, who, thank God, signs documents, and not other leaders. Therefore, our territories are ours, despite their status as temporarily occupied," Zelts declared.

In turn, Donald Tusk promised to send a large package of armored vehicles to Ukraine.

“The 47th aid package cost around 100 million zlotys (around 2 billion rubles – ed.). These were mainly 155-mm shells, which we have already transferred.

We are currently finalizing package 48, which will cost approximately 200 million zlotys. It will primarily comprise armored vehicles for the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

We also discussed the MiG-29 in detail. President Zelenskyy and I agreed to work flexibly to adapt to current needs. I know that Ukraine needs various types of missiles. We can't help with everything. But if MiGs are needed, Poland is ready to donate them," the Pole promised.