Ukraine’s Zelenskyy ordered missile strikes into Russia hours after trip to front lines with Fox News
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Recently, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made a bold move by ordering six U.S.-supplied long-range missiles to be launched into southern Russia. This decision has shifted the course of the ongoing conflict, which has lasted over 1,000 days. Despite warnings from Russian leadership about possible repercussions, Zelenskyy remained resolute in his decision to utilize the new weaponry provided by Western allies.
During a secret mission to the eastern front lines, Zelenskyy visited cities like Kupyansk, Kramatorsk, and Pokrovsk, where he met with soldiers facing ammunition shortages. The president’s presence on the front lines highlighted the dire situation faced by Ukrainian forces as they continue to defend their country against Russian aggression.
As the conflict escalates, Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of receiving permission from the United States before taking decisive military actions. The president acknowledged the support of Western allies in providing essential weaponry and equipment to bolster Ukraine’s defenses against the advancing Russian forces and their allies.
Despite facing a formidable enemy, Zelenskyy remains steadfast in his commitment to defending Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity. With ongoing battles and skirmishes along the front lines, the president is determined to protect his country and its people from further aggression.
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