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Zelenskyy: Intelligence received information about Russia's preparation for a massive strike

“We are preparing a counteraction,” the Ukrainian leader noted.

Photo: AP Photo/Stefan Jeremiah 

Ukrainian intelligence has received information about the Russian occupiers preparing a new massive strike, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated today.

“Today we received updated intelligence information about the Russians' preparation for a massive strike. We are preparing a counteraction,” he noted.

Zelenskyy added that deadlines for the execution of a significant part of the tasks have been set, and priority ones are already being implemented.

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