Dmytro Kuleba, the foreign minister of Ukraine, has issued a warning that nations that "mistreated Ukraine" will be held accountable when the war is over.
According to him, any country's decision following Russia's full-scale invasion will be "taken into consideration in forging future ties," according to a BBC interview.
He further said that Ukrainian lives will be lost if Western military delivery were delayed.
"If one delivery is delayed by one day, someone is going to lose their life on the front lines," he declared.
In a lengthy conversation, Mr. Kuleba also spoke about his outlook on the war's outcome, China's involvement, and his sadness that Pope Francis has not yet visited his nation during the conflict.
During Russia's invasion, Ukraine has received financial and military backing from Western powers, while many nations in Africa, Asia, and South America have remained neutral.
Some people have historically supported Russia, others worry about the war's financial impact, and still others think the West is escalating the conflict unnecessarily.
Yet, Mr. Kuleba made it plain that those nations, which he claimed had "misbehaved in the course of this war and abused Ukraine," would pay a price in the future if they refused to help Ukraine now.
Some nations may not be concerned by Ukraine's diplomatic disfavour since it is possible that it will be dependent on Western financial and military assistance in the medium to long term.
According to Mr. Kuleba, Western allies were delaying providing Ukraine with military assistance because they were unprepared for a fight of the same magnitude as World War One. He required artillery munitions, that's what.
We need our partners to move more quickly, he added. "And if one delivery is delayed by one day, someone will perish on the front lines.
It indicates that a person who could yet be alive will pass away.
Nowhere has there been a bigger need for ammunition than in the eastern city of Bakhmut, where Ukrainian soldiers have been resisting Russian attempts to take over the city for more than seven months.
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