In the long and grinding chronicle of Russia's war against Ukraine, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy stepped forward Tuesday to name what he sees coming: a new mass Russian assault on Ukrainian territory. His warning was both a military signal and a moral one — addressed as much to Western allies as to his own people — asking the world to remain present to a conflict that has not relented. In wars of attrition, the act of bearing witness is itself a form of resistance.
Zelenskiy warns of imminent Russian mass attack on Ukraine
Potential for mass casualties and civilian impact if the predicted Russian attack materializes as warned.
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