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Russia Must ‘Feel the War It Started,’ Zelensky Says, Ordering Preemptive Strikes on Russian Sites

President Zelensky has announced a strategy of preemptive strikes on Russian sites, aiming to compel Russia to seek peace through increased military pressure.

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🇬🇧 English Jun 25, 23:07 UTC
🇩🇪 German Jun 25, 20:07 UTC · WELT

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This directive is part of a newly approved 40-day campaign by the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU) designed to bring the conflict to Russian territory. Coverage from The Guardian, Reuters, Ukrinform, the Kyiv Post, and the official website of the President of Ukraine emphasizes the tactical shift toward aggressive operations within Russia.

Reports highlight drones swarming toward Moscow and frame the initiative as a requirement for Russia to experience the consequences of the war. Future developments remain dependent on the implementation of the SSU campaign.

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What is the duration of the SSU pressure campaign?

The campaign is scheduled to last for 40 days.

What is the stated goal of these preemptive strikes?

The goal is to force Russia to choose peace and ensure it experiences the impact of the war it started.

Does the strategy rely on international support?

Yes, officials state that creating the necessary conditions to force peace depends on receiving specific support discussed with G7 partners.

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