US EditionPutin ramping up troops on border for new attack: Zelensky
- Ukraine destroyed a Russian bridge over the Konka River in an airstrike, severely impacting supplies to the occupied Kherson region, according to reports on the event.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Russia is increasing military forces along Ukraine's eastern border, indicating preparation for a new attack.
- Zelensky highlighted that Russia continues to delay peace negotiations and suggested that the Kremlin is prolonging the conflict with its actions.
- Rishi Sunak called for Russia to pay approximately $386 billion in damages to Ukraine for the destruction caused by the war.
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The US Sun
The SunMoment Ukraine blasts key Russian bridge in blow to Putin's war supply lines
THIS is the dramatic moment Ukraine destroys a Russian bridge used by troops as a key supply route to the occupied Kherson region. The crossing – which sits over the Konka River – was obliterated in an airstrike as Kyiv continues to fight against Vladimir Putin‘s army despite peace talks. The dramatic moment a key bridge over the Konka River in the Russia-occupied Kherson region is blasted by an airstrikeEast2West A fireball blast smashed throug…
While the ceasefire proposal is on the table, Volodymyr Zelensky warns that Putin is preparing a new ground offensive. Russian troops have been
The president of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelenski, has assured that Kremlin troops are gathering on the border of the Sumy region to launch an attack. “We are aware of this and we will counter it. I would like all partners to understand exactly what Putin is planning, what he is preparing for and what he will ignore,” the president said on his social networks. Russian incursions into this province have been taking place in the last few days. Ukrainia…
The Independent
The Independent (US)Ukraine war latest: Putin planning new ground invasion, warns Zelensky
Zelensky’s comments come after he joined 29 other world leaders for a meeting hosted by Starmer
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