Ukraine's Zelenskiy: situation in Donbas region remains very difficult

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Zelensky: The situation in the Bass region of Udon Donton is still very difficult - International

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy (Volodymyr Zelenskiy) said on the 14th that the situation in the eastern Donbas region (Donbas) is still very difficult, and Russian troops are still trying to show some kind of victory. Zelensky said in a late-night video speech: “On the 80th day of the total invasion, this seemed particularly crazy, but they wouldn't stop their actions.” 1110515

Ukraine's Zelenskiy: situation in Donbas region remains very difficult

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Saturday said the situation in the Donbas region remained very difficult, adding that Russian forces were still trying to demonstrate some kind of victory. "On the 80th day of a full-scale invasion this seems especially crazy, but they are not stopping their efforts," he said in a late night video address. (Reporting by David Ljunggren;

Ukraine's Zelenskiy: situation in Donbas region remains very difficult

(Reuters) - Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy on Saturday said the situation in the Donbas region remained very difficult, adding that Russian forces were still trying to demonstrate some kind of victory. Read full story

Guerre en Ukraine: après la candidature de la Finlande à l'Otan, au tour de la Suède?

L'invasion russe de l'Ukraine atteint ce dimanche son 81e jour. L'essentiel du conflit se concentre désormais dans le Donbass, région du sud-est du pays, où la situation apparaît très complexe de l'aveu même du président ukrainien.

Zelensky: The situation in the Donbas area is still very difficult

Dozens of foreign politicians and celebrities have visited Ukraine since the Russian invasion in February to show their support. Last Sunday, President Joe Biden's wife, a university professor Jill Biden, was on an unannounced visit to Kiev.