Ukrainian president says 40-day intelligence operation ends Tuesday, but Kremlin shows no signs of retreating
Zelensky hopes pressure on Russia will bring peace by autumn
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he hopes pressure on Moscow will bring peace by autumn, though he acknowledged it is impossible to predict exactly when that will happen. Speaking at a meeting of Ukrainian ambassadors in Kyiv, he noted that even after nearly four and a half years of full-scale invasion, there are no signs that the Kremlin is backing down from its war goals.
At the end of June, Zelensky announced a 40-day phase of intelligence operations aimed at persuading Russia to move toward peace. That period concludes on Tuesday. According to him, the coming weeks could be decisive in determining whether Moscow is willing to engage in negotiations.
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