'Putin, he sometimes shoots himself in the foot,' Natalia Galibarenko, Ukraine's ambassador to NATO, told Newsweek of Russia's recent strikes.
Galibarenko said the recent shift in Western mentality is palpable.
And Kyiv intends to continue its advances through the difficult winter."Our plan is not to freeze over; this is exactly what the Russians are looking for," Galibarenko said. Discussions are ongoing relating to assistance in repairing damaged Ukrainian equipment and training troops in NATO nations, Galibarenko said.
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