
Ukrainian President Zelensky said on the 22nd that Russia is planning to launch a new wave of large-scale offensive against Ukraine, and said that the current Russia-Ukraine war situation has "no loss or victory" for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who has not yet felt the need to negotiate an end to the war.
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As Russia and Ukraine continue to be at war, Ukrainian President Zelensky seeks air defense system support from allies on international occasions.
Ukrainian President Zelensky said on the 22nd that Russia is planning to launch a new wave of large-scale offensive against Ukraine, and that the current Russia-Ukraine war situation is "neither losing nor winning" for Russian President Putin.
"Reuters" reported that Zelensky posted a message on the communication platform Telegram stating that in order to seek new air defense systems, Ukraine continues to communicate with its allies, and he has discussed it with British Prime Minister Burnham on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
Zelensky also mentioned: "Intelligence shows that Russia is preparing to launch a new wave of large-scale offensive against Ukraine." He added that Ukrainians currently live in the shadow of missiles and drones every day, so it is impossible to discuss the issue of relaxing sanctions against Russia.
In an exclusive interview with the Wall Street Journal in New York, Zelensky also pointed out that in fact Putin "neither lost nor won," but Putin did not yet feel the need to end the war through negotiations.
Zelensky said: "The situation on the battlefield is not smooth for Putin. It is a fact that he did not win, but it is also a fact that he did not lose. Because for him casualties are not a loss..., but his country is losing people and he does not feel the need to stop it. "
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Russia will launch a new wave of large-scale offensive in Ukraine
Likely · Within weeks

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