Russia-Ukraine war: Zelensky says Russia is planning new strikes
Russian missile attacks in Kyiv
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President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Sunday that in the coming days, Russia might launch new missile strikes on Ukraine. Zelensky then warned military troops and citizens stating that they should be prepared to cooperate to face any kind of adversity.
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During his nightly video address, Zelensky said: "We understand that the terrorists are planning new strikes. We know this for a fact. And as long as they have missiles, they, unfortunately, will not calm down."
As per the Ukrainian president, the upcoming week could be more difficult as several parts of the nation are already reeling amid the energy crisis.
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Issues related to energy escalated when Russia allegedly attacked electricity infrastructure, leading to the most acute power cuts since Russian troops invaded in February.
He said: "Our defence forces are getting ready. The entire country is getting ready. We have worked out all the scenarios, including with our partners."
Meanwhile,British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak willpromise on Monday to maintain or increase military aid to Ukraine next year.
The UK prime minister will also look forward to confronting international competitors "not with grand rhetoric but with robust pragmatism".
Sunak will say: "Under my leadership we won't choose the status quo. We will do things differently."
Sunak plans to deliver his first major foreign policy speech on Monday in London's financial district and the comments are extracted from released by the office.
(With inputs from agencies)
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