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Zelenskyy: There were positive signals from some countries on long-range weapons
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Zelenskyy: There were positive signals from some countries on long-range weapons
President Zelenskyy reported positive signals from some countries on long-range weapons. He has discussed the issue with the leaders of the United States, Britain, Germany, France, and Italy, but noted that he would like more resolve from the United States.
Syrsky: Britain is working on its own proposals on the possibility of Ukraine's striking Russian targets in strategic depth
Chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Syrsky discussed with his British counterpart the possibility of striking Russian military targets in the depths. Britain is working on proposals as part of Ukraine's Victory Plan.
It will take 5 years for russia to recover from losses in the war in Ukraine - Commander of the British Armed Forces
The commander of the British Armed Forces said that russia will need 5 years to rebuild its army after the losses in Ukraine. According to him, while russia is getting weaker, NATO is getting stronger, with 3.2 million troops compared to russia's 1.2 million.