Russia's unlikely to invade Ukraine, but we need to be ready for this – expert 2 min read A full-scale Russian invasion into Ukraine is unlikely, but the country's military-political leadership needs to prepare for the worst-case scenario, Andriy Senchenko, chairman of the National Association of Defense Industry Enterprises of Ukraine, has said. "Each war is a constant comparison every day of its own losses and expenses with the losses and expenses of the enemy. From this point of view, to start a full-scale invasion of our territory today is madness for the Russian Federation, because they understand that they will suffer very significant losses, with which the Russians will disagree. On the other hand, there will be very serious systemic pressure, which, unfortunately, did not exist in 2014 from our Western partners, the civilized world," Senchenko said during the roundtable talk entitled "Aggression of the Russian Federation: Is the Army Ready for New Challenges?" in Kyiv on Thursday.