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Zelenskyy: 'September can change a lot' – Russia has no intention of ending the war

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Zelenskyy: 'September can change a lot' – Russia has no intention of ending the war
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Key Points

  • Zelenskyy said Putin has no intention of ending the war.
  • It was noted that a meeting was held with US officials and Kiev is planning new moves.
  • A strategic shift was signaled with the phrase 'September can change a lot.'

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Russian President Vladimir Putin still wants to continue the war and emphasized that signals coming from Moscow do not indicate readiness for the conflict to end. Zelenskyy also shared his meeting with representatives of the US President and announced new steps Kiev will take in the upcoming period.

President Zelenskyy pointed to a potential strategic turning point in the coming months with the phrase 'September can change a lot.' This statement came at a time when Ukraine's military and diplomatic efforts are intensifying. The international community is closely monitoring developments.

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What did Zelenskyy say about Russia's desire to end the war?
He stated that signals from Russia do not show readiness to end the war and that Putin still wants to continue the war.
Which officials did Zelenskyy meet with?
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What is predicted for the month of September?
Zelenskyy implied that this month could be a strategic turning point by saying 'September can change a lot.'

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