Scholz Says No One Knows How Long Russia Will Conduct Operation in Ukraine
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said in an interview that aired on Sunday that it was hard to predict how long the Russian special military operation in Ukraine will last as Moscow has considerable resources to carry on, TASS reports.
When asked when Russia, amid sanctions, could run out of resources that enable it to continue the operation, Scholz said, "No one really knows."
Russian President Vladimir Putin "is perhaps the leader of a very great country with a lot of people living there, with a lot of means," the chancellor said. "He will be able to continue with the war really a long time."
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