Ukraine is winning in the north, but the war is not over yet, says Klain

“There is a lot of evidence that Putin is simply taking his troops out of the northern part of the country and moving them to the eastern part of the country,” Klain told host George Stephanopoulos.

He added: “So far there have been victories for Ukrainians, but unfortunately this war is far from over.”

Klain said the Ukrainians fought bravely and bravely to repel the Russian invaders. He also said the United States and its NATO allies must continue to support President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his country’s military.

“The military future of this attack must be pushed back,” he said. “That’s why we’re doing so much to support President Zelenskyy and his military with the tools they need, the weapons they need, the other help they need to drive the Russian invasion out of their country.” “

Later in the same program, Sen. Roy Blunt (R-Mo.) said he was curious what Putin thought about Ukraine’s robust resistance to February’s invasion.

“What would be interesting, I think, would be to know,” Blunt said, “whether Putin was more surprised by the Ukrainians’ incredible resistance; the gathering of NATO around the original and unified purpose of NATO, especially the German attitude change; or how poorly his own military has fared. I’m sure he’s surprised by all three.”

Blunt added, “I don’t think anyone could have predicted those three big events.”