Russia allegedly prepares for two major military offensives following three earlier unsuccessful attempts, according to Zelensky.
In a recent interview with SkyNews, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine shared insights about the ongoing conflict with Russia.
President Zelensky revealed that Russia has planned two more heavy offensive campaigns, but expressed his confidence that Ukraine's East will not fall to Russian forces. He also stated that Ukraine has been able to prove that Russia has lost three campaigns so far.
The President emphasised the need for support for the Ukrainian army, both in terms of weapons and financial aid for the production of weapons. He expressed his satisfaction with the failure of Russia's offensive missions, calling it an important signal.
Russia, according to President Zelensky, has suffered heavy losses in personnel and equipment, and is currently under great pressure. However, no specific names of planned Russian offensives were mentioned in the available information. It is reported that Russia has increased its military pressure on Ukraine with intensified drone and missile attacks.
President Zelensky also dismissed claims about the occupation of the city of Sumy by Russia, labelling them as lies and manipulations.
It is worth noting that no statements were made about the three-quarters of Ukrainians agreeing to freeze the conflict along the current front line, or about the city of Sumy being occupied by Russia.
The reporting of this interview was done by Ukrainian Truth.
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