Russia sets priorities for 'further terror against Ukrainians' in coming weeks, Zelenskyy warns
Volodymyr Zelenskyy (photo: Getty Images)
Ukraine has intelligence on Russia's new plans to intensify its terror campaign, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.
The head of state noted that he had received important information from Ukrainian intelligence about Russia's intentions.
In particular, it has emerged that Moscow has already identified its priorities for further terror against Ukrainians in the coming weeks.
"Russia is clearly taking advantage of the slowdown in air defense supplies from our partners. It is equally clear that when some partners ease the pressure on Russia, it only reinforces Putin's belief that his goals are within reach," Zelenskyy stressed.
Amid this, the Ukrainian leader called on allies to increase pressure on the Kremlin and make decisive decisions.
In addition, the president instructed Ukraine's Ministry of Defense, the military command, and the Foreign Ministry to brief partners on the full picture of the situation and the current threats posed by Russia.
"It is important to speed up deliveries of defense packages that have already been approved. I thank all the leaders and countries that are helping!" Zelenskyy concluded.
Earlier, the Ukrainian president warned of a serious threat if Ukraine lost Sloviansk and Kramatorsk.
In addition, Zelenskyy revealed details of Russia's new large-scale attack on October 22.
