Zelenskyy’s Warning: Where Putin’s War Could Spread Next
- On September 23, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Russia could target another European country with drones or missiles, calling the risk 'very high' after meeting US President Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly.
- Facing battlefield losses, Russian President Vladimir Putin seeks to compel Ukrainian capitulation by spring 2027, leveraging intensified hybrid threats to test NATO cohesion under mounting domestic pressure.
- Russia is executing a pattern of hybrid operations, including cyberattacks and sabotage against critical infrastructure, according to European intelligence officials. Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul noted this trend follows recent drone attacks.
- French President Emmanuel Macron ordered officials to devise plans protecting critical infrastructure from sabotage, while Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned that Moscow plans to frame potential missile strikes as 'accidental' to test NATO alliance cohesion.
- To replenish forces for an expected winter campaign, Russia is pursuing 'stealth' mobilization by forcing people awaiting trial to sign up, as Western leaders prepare for intensifying hybrid threats seeking to break civilian morale.
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Russian missile attacks have damaged key infrastructure in Kiev, causing power outages and casualties, at a crucial time for international support to Ukraine
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welingelichtekringen.nlKYIV (ANP/AFP/RTR) - Power has gone out in large parts of Kyiv due to large-scale Russian attacks on energy supplies. This was reported by Vitali Klychko, the city's mayor, on Telegram. It is the third night in a row since US President Donald Trump purchased an energy ceasefire...
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Heavy Russian strikes on Ukraine kill 6, cut power in Kyiv
KYIV: Heavy overnight Russian strikes killed at least six people in Ukraine and cut power to large parts of the capital Kyiv, authorities said on Wednesday (Oct 14).The attacks on multiple regions came after President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine had received no advance warning from Western allies before
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