US EditionZelensky Warns Russia Exploiting Lack of 'Attention' on War
- On Sunday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky phoned U.S. President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron to request more missiles and help strengthening long-range capabilities.
- Amid intensified bombardment, Moscow renewed air strikes hitting Ukraine's energy grid, cutting power ahead of winter.
- On Sunday, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned Moscow could treat long-range missile launches as nuclear threats, saying on state television, `Just imagine, a long-range missile takes off and flies, and we know it could be nuclear-armed. What is the Russian Federation to think?`.
- A fresh volley of strikes killed one person and wounded more than a dozen across at least four regions, while millions of Ukrainians have been forced to leave their homes since 2022.
- Diplomatic efforts have stalled in recent months, and Zelensky has lobbied Washington for Tomahawk cruise missiles while Russia warns such supplies risk escalating tensions.
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Zelensky warns Russia exploiting lack of ‘attention’ on war
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky lobbied his allies for more air defences on Sunday, warning that Russia was "taking advantage" of attention shifting away from the Ukraine war to intensify its bombardment of the country. Diplomatic efforts to end Russia's three-and-a-half year invasion of Ukraine have stalled in recent months. Moscow has meanwhile renewed its campaign
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Zelensky warns Russia exploiting lack of 'attention' on war
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky lobbied his allies for more air defences on Sunday, warning that Russia was "taking advantage" of attention shifting away from the Ukraine war to intensify its bombardment of the country.
Zelensky Warns Russia Exploiting Lack of 'Attention' on War
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky lobbied his allies for more air defenses on Sunday, warning that Russia was "taking advantage" of attention shifting away from the Ukraine war to intensify its bombardment of the country.
The Ukrainian leader exchanged twice in two days with his US counterpart Donald Trump.
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