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A Ukrainian missile will hit Moscow, hit something very important,
There cannot be long-range restrictions in Ukraine, when terrorists do not have such restrictions. America, Britain, France, and other partners have the power to help us stop terror."
In a Telegram post, he wrote The most important events of the war are ahead of us."
I was informed about the impact of drones. I was shown some of the remnants of those and signs of the impact they had,
Grossi said, without saying who was responsible While Kyiv was trying to stretch the Russian forces, it stretched its own also,
Zelenskyy likely anticipated Russia’s retaliation and accepted the risk anyway,
Russia’s large-scale strikes on Ukraine’s critical infrastructure on Monday are almost certainly in response to Ukraine’s incursion into Kursk Oblast, breaching Russia’s border,
Rebekah Koffler, told Fox News Digital Putin, on the other hand, seeks to deter Ukraine from future strikes on Russia and to compel the West to stop assisting Kyiv,
To stay in the fight, he needs more weapons and financing from the West,
Putin would rather end this war sooner rather than later, but only on his terms,
The enemy drags troops from other directions, in such way weakening them. They attempt to create a ring of defense around our offensive group of troops and plan counteroffensive actions,
Syrskyi said, commenting on the situation in the Kursk region It’s not happening, and that’s the main effect of massive missile attacks on Ukrainian cities,
Those are a boost to migration, closedowns of plants, a general negative background and so on,
Aleksey Kushch told Al Jazeera So, I went back to sleep and then had a lovely morning at home,
The anxiety ahead of new shelling is a routine emotional background for millions of Ukrainians,
Svitlana Chunikhina, vice president of the Association of Political Psychologists, a group in Kyiv, told Al Jazeera We thought there would be peace and quiet, but instead, we feel like living next to an abyss,
the 52-year-old coffeeshop owner said I realised this attack it was bigger than usual,
He is a vindictive person, he got offended,
General Lieutenant Ihor Romanenko, ex-deputy head of the General Staff of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, told Al Jazeera Had the dam collapsed, a significant part of Kyiv would have been flooded,
It was Russia’s most massive attack,