Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky states that in the fifth year of the war, to achieve results, one must overestimate the enemy, underestimate oneself, and plan for the worst-case scenario. In the fifth year of the war, we are simply obligated – no matter what anyone says, whether it’s about financial needs, recruitment, weapons, or the challenges awaiting us this winter – in my personal opinion, we must prepare for the worst-case scenario. We must overestimate the enemy and underestimate ourselves, and then we will definitely achieve results," Koretsky said at a meeting with ambassadors in Kyiv on Monday. He said that in the fifth year of the war, it is unacceptable to rely on a baseline scenario, because the enemy is also adapting and improving, which leads to new challenges and new threats. We must plan with a margin of safety, because the war requires enormous expenditures," the prime minister said.