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Russia may strike again at power and warmth.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said that Ukrainian intelligence has received updated information about the preparation by Russia for a massive strike. He urged Ukrainians not to ignore signals of rocket danger and to take care of themselves. The warning came in the evening address 6 October.
“There is updated information from intelligence about the preparation by the Russians for a massive strike. Please, I very much ask you to take care of yourselves. Please respond to signals about the rocket danger,” the president emphasized.
According to Zelenskiy, Ukrainian services and the Air Forces are ready to respond to a possible attack to the extent that current air defense capabilities permit.
At the same time, the president stressed that Ukraine’s capabilities largely depend on assistance from partners who have the necessary protective equipment and can transfer them to Ukraine.
“It is very important that there be political will, in particular in the United States, in Europe, and in other partners. The world is bigger than Russian evil, and protecting life must be a joint effort,” Zelenskiy said.
In the morning 6 October, former head of the Center for Countering Disinformation Andriy Kovalenko stated that Russia, based on available indicators, is preparing for a new shelling of Ukraine.
“The enemy is clearly preparing the shelling, because Putin still believes he can break the Ukrainians through disrupted light and heat. He believes this, as he believed in ‘Kyiv in three days.’ But more and more, it also brings war onto Russian territory,” Kovalenko wrote.
As of the evening, Ukrainian monitoring resources also report that the enemy is preparing to use about 70 cruise missiles and 30 ballistic missiles.
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