US EditionUkraine Officer Tells US that Russia Plots Big Advances
- Colonel Pavlo Palisa, deputy head of President Zelenskyy's office, told US reporters on June 4 that Russia plans major advances into next year focusing on Donetsk, Luhansk, and a border buffer zone.
- This statement follows recent intensified Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine, including record Shahed drone strikes on May 25 and continued strikes in early June amid stalled negotiations.
- On June 4, the US Embassy in Kyiv alerted citizens to an increasing threat of extensive Russian air strikes and advised them to be prepared to seek shelter immediately if air-raid alarms are activated.
- On May 25 alone, Russia deployed 355 Shahed drones causing dozens of injuries and over 15 deaths; Ukrainian drone strikes damaged Russian airfields causing $5-7 billion in losses, according to US reports.
- These developments imply ongoing heavy conflict with Russia targeting extensive territory and critical infrastructure, while Ukraine pushes for stronger international pressure against Moscow.
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Russia has stepped up the pace on the front in Ukraine. The Russians took more ground in May than they did in April and March combined, data from the Ukrainian analysis group Deepstatemap shows. Analysts have wondered whether a Russian summer offensive has begun. “They are currently pushing with more foot soldiers than normal,” says Robert Djupsjö, a major and lecturer at the Swedish National Defence University.
A senior Ukrainian official on Wednesday warned the United States that the Russian army was preparing major military advances in 2026, including a barrier to Ukrainian access to the Black Sea, crucial for Kiev. ...
A senior Ukrainian official warned the United States Wednesday that the Russian army is preparing major military progress in 2026, including blocking Ukraine's access to the Black Sea, crucial for Kiev, according to AFP, quoted by News.ro.
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Ukraine officer tells US that Russia plots big advances
A Ukrainian military officer told the United States on Wednesday that Russian forces are preparing major advances into next year, including aiming to cut off Black Sea access, as Kyiv pushes for stronger pressure against Moscow.
Ukraine Officer Tells US That Russia Plots Big Advances
A Ukrainian military officer told the United States on Wednesday that Russian forces are preparing major advances into next year, including aiming to cut off Black Sea access, as Kyiv pushes for stronger pressure against Moscow.
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