Watch in Full: Zelensky on Putin’s ‘New Doctrine’ and Ukraine’s Response
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"We have seen the documents, and we know that they are allowing them to attack infrastructure, logistics, roads, schools and hospitals to pressure people to leave the capital and leave other cities," Zelensky said.
Watch in full: Zelensky on Putin’s ‘new doctrine’ and Ukraine’s response
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says Ukraine will intensify strikes on Russian oil refineries, which he says fund the war, after a fresh Russian bombardment aimed at driving civilians out of Kyiv and other major cities. Speaking to Reuters, Zelensky said Ukrainian intelligence had seen documents showing Vladimir Putin approved a "new doctrine" widening attacks to infrastructure, logistics, roads, schools and hospitals before winter. Kyiv,…
Ukraine will intensify attacks on Russian oil refineries in response to a new wave of Russian airstrikes aimed at forcing residents to flee the capital Kiev and other cities in the country, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky told Reuters. But he stressed that Ukrainian forces...
Winter can make the situation even more difficult for Ukraine. Lieutenant General Rafael Martins explains how Russia is taking advantage of the conditions of this time of year and how Kiev is preparing to respond.
Volodimir Zelenski claims that Ukraine's intelligence services have obtained documents that show that Vladimir Putin has issued a "new doctrine on military attacks on a much wider range of civilian targets before the winter. "We have seen the documents and know that they allow them to attack infrastructure, logistics and, above all, to [...] The Zelenski article reacts to Russian military attacks. The President of Ukraine announces new attacks o…
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Ukraine says it has obtained documents showing that Russia has issued a "new doctrine" on military attacks, significantly expanding the scope of civilian targets ahead of winter.
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