In Russia, more and more people want the war against Ukraine to end — Zelenskyy
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that the number of people in Russia who want the war against Ukraine to end is growing. According to him, Ukraine has data from internal polls conducted in Russia that indicate such sentiments within Russian society.
Rising Anti-War Sentiment in Russia
“We have data from internal polls in Russia showing that the number of people there who would like to see an end to the war is already growing. And this trend should become even more pronounced. So that Putin and his administration, his FSB agents, and everyone else in the aggressor state clearly understand that there is no alternative to peace,” said the head of state.
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president also noted that today marks yet another achievement by the Ukrainian Armed Forces: another facility in the Russian oil refining industry has been struck, and the distance to this target is significant—more than 2,500 kilometers.
“And this is in Tobolsk, in Siberia. Now this region is also within range of our precision strikes. This is a very significant achievement by our Ukrainian soldiers. I thank everyone for their precision. There will be more Ukrainian precision strikes to demonstrate to Russia and the Russian people that peace is necessary,” Zelenskyy said.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced this in an evening address.
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