Ukraine's Zelenskyy says intelligence shows Russia is preparing massive attack
Zelenskiy said Ukraine’s defenses depend on allies as intelligence warns of a new Russian attack, with political support needed in the United States and Europe.
- On Tuesday, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy warned that updated intelligence indicates Russia is preparing a "massive attack" on Ukraine, urging international allies to strengthen defensive support.
- Russian President Vladimir Putin observed the Centre-2026 military exercises at the Chebarkul range in Chelyabinsk Region on October 2, signaling escalating military preparations amid ongoing conflict.
- Ukrainian services and the air force are prepared to respond "to the extent permitted by our available means of defence," Zelenskiy said, though Ukraine's defensive position depends heavily on allied weaponry.
- Zelenskiy emphasized it is "critically important" that the United States and Europe demonstrate political will to provide necessary defensive capabilities to counter the anticipated offensive.
- Kyiv remains under threat as Russian drone and missile strikes continue across the city, leaving Ukraine dependent on international support to sustain its defensive operations against the looming offensive.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that recent intelligence indicates Russia is preparing a "large-scale attack" against his country. Stating that the Ukrainian army and air defense units are ready, Zelenskyy emphasized that military support, particularly from the US and Europe, is critical to countering the attack.
President Volodymyr Zelensky warned on Tuesday against the risk of a Russian "mass attack" on the capital.
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