NYT spoke about the mood regarding negotiations among the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) accept the need for a cease-fire in the conflict with Russia. The New York Times writes about this on August 8.

"In our situation, what should we do? There is only one way — negotiations," one of the soldiers named Andrey told the newspaper, adding that at the moment the Ukrainian Armed Forces are experiencing a shortage of soldiers and weapons.

It is noted that Ukrainian society is gradually accepting that the conflict with Russia is likely to end with an agreement reached during the negotiations.

"Personally, I would be ready to agree to a cease—fire along the current front line," said Yevhen, an officer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

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