Ukraine making Crimea untenable for Russian Navy. Next step is isolation of Crimea from Russia (cutting of rail, bridge, ferries).
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Zelensky: Mobilization on track, but training facilities insufficient
Mobilization is going 'according to plan,' but there are not enough training facilities, Zelensky says. "Considering training facilities, there are not enough of them. They are already being expanded," President Zelensky said during a press conference. https://
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Ukraine mobilization on track, but training bases lacking, Zelensky says
On mobilization: Zelensky said that Ukraine’s mobilization campaign is going according to plan since a new law was adopted in May, but there are not enough training bases for the troops. He’s hoping to expand them, including into Poland.
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Zelensky hints at government reshuffle
Zelensky answered a question about a long-rumored government shakeup looming: 'We cannot just talk about replacing the prime minister… there may be changes in the government. Most likely, yes. We are engaged in this process. We are consulting some ministries on specific adjustments.'
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Zelensky sur la vision de Trump pour la guerre
Speaking at a press conference in Kyiv, Zelensky said: “As for Trump’s vision for ending the war: I understand it in general. I think if Mr. Trump becomes the president then we will work [together]. I’m not afraid of that.”
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60% of Southern Ukrainians open to negotiations
By region: 60% of Ukrainians in the country's south are ready for negotiations; 49% in the center; 35% in the west; and 33% in the east, closest to the front and under daily attack. – @RazumkovC poll
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83% des Ukrainiens rejettent les conditions de Poutine
But vast majority of Ukrainians – 83% – disagree with Putin's conditions, which would include the complete withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from beyond the administrative borders of Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia regions just to start talks.
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Poll: 44% of Ukrainians favor negotiations
A new poll by @RazumkovC for @zn_ua found that 44% of Ukrainians believe it’s time for negotiations between Ukraine and Russia (35% say not yet; 21% undecided). This marks a significant shift compared to last year, when 64% of Ukrainians opposed talks with Moscow.
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Three former Ukrainian officials dismissed
At the same time, he dismissed Oleksandr Kubrakov, former head of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Serhiy Lupanchuk, former commander of the Armed Forces Special Operations Forces, and Serhiy Rud, former head of the State Protection Department.
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Zelenskyy changes Supreme Commander-in-Chief’s Staff composition
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made changes to the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's Staff's composition, according to decree No. 457/2024.