Zelenskyy says Putin to give back all Ukraine's occupied territories after AFU reach Feb. 2022 frontline
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Zelenskyy says Putin to give back all Ukraine's occupied territories after AFU reach Feb. 2022 frontline

Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Source:  CBS News

According to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin can return all occupied territories to Ukraine if the Armed Forces of Ukraine go to the front line as of February 2022.

When Russia can give all the occupied territories

In an interview with CBS News, Zelenskyy explained when Putin might be ready for dialogue.

We will not need to de-occupy all our territories exclusively by military means. I am sure that when Putin loses everything he has captured after 2022, confidence will increase among those countries that still doubt whether to support Ukraine, and Putin will lose power within his state.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy

Volodymyr Zelenskyy

President of Ukraine

The war may reach Europe and the USA

The president also noted that Putin sees Ukraine as a satellite of the Russian Federation.

At the moment it is us, then Kazakhstan, then the Baltic states, then Poland, then Germany. At least half of Germany.

Zelenskyy said that Putin is determined to restore the former Soviet Union's imperial glory and geographical borders.

Missiles can reach any country even tomorrow. This aggression and Putin's army can come to Europe, and then the citizens of the United States, the soldiers of the United States will have to defend Europe because they are members of NATO.

Zelenskyy said that there may be some in the West who are tired of hearing this message, "but only those who do not know what war is and who have never lost their children are tired."

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Ukraine has reduced the intensity of Russian airstrikes by 70%

Ukraine is successfully weakening Russia
Source:  Business Insider

The aggressor country Russia has significantly reduced the intensity of its cruise missile attacks on Ukraine, but the threat still remains extremely serious.

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  • Successful attacks by Ukrainian strike drones contributed to a decrease in the intensity of airstrikes by Russia.
  • Ukraine's improved air defense has become an important factor in deterring the aggressor country.

Ukraine is successfully weakening Russia

What is important to understand is that the factors reducing the intensity of strikes include successful attacks by Ukrainian strike drones on Russian air bases and ammunition depots in the summer and fall.

We cannot ignore the factor of significant improvement of Ukraine's air defense.

Gliding bombs, which Russia has been actively using since the beginning of the war, are equipped with kits that convert conventional munitions into precision weapons. They are difficult to intercept due to their short flight time, low radar visibility, and unpredictable trajectories.

A major from the electronic warfare unit of the National Guard of Ukraine commented on this matter.

According to him, as of today, the number of Russian attacks has decreased by about 70% compared to the summer.

Moreover, the aggressor country began to actively move tactical aviation deeper into the rear. This reduced the frequency of sorties and increased the detection time for Ukrainian forces.

Russia's attack on Ukraine on January 10 — what is known

Russian invaders attacked Ukraine overnight using 72 Shahed attack UAVs and others.

The enemy launched UAVs to attack Ukraine from the directions of Millerovo, Orel, Bryansk, and Primorsko-Akhtarsk.

The Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine managed to destroy 33 attack drones in the skies over Poltava, Sumy, Kharkiv, Cherkasy, Chernihiv, Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhia, Khmelnytskyi, Vinnytsia and Kherson regions.

Five UAV hits (enterprises and outbuildings) were recorded in the frontline area in the north of Chernihiv region, a civilian was injured. In Kyiv region, a hit UAV fell on a high-rise building, damaging a building and two dozen cars. Previously, there were no casualties.

In addition, it is noted that 34 enemy drones-simulators were lost in location.

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