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‘A million Russians arguing in gasoline lines’ should think hard about what comes next, Zelensky warns

President Zelensky warns of internal Russian instability as Moscow repeatedly resets its deadlines for capturing the Donetsk region.

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The brief

President Zelensky has highlighted a pattern of missed military objectives, stating that the Russian army has been given as many as 15 deadlines to capture the Donetsk region since the full-scale war began. Coverage from Reuters, Kyiv Post, UNITED24 Media, and the official internet representation of the President of Ukraine emphasizes Moscow's rejection of all peace proposals.

Meduza reports that Zelensky cautioned Russians facing gasoline shortages to consider the future implications of the current situation. Attention remains on the Russian military drive in Donetsk and the continuing lack of agreed-upon peace terms.

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Quick answers

How many deadlines has the Russian army had to capture Donetsk?

According to President Zelensky, the Russian army has been given as many as 15 deadlines.

What is the status of peace proposals according to Reuters?

Reuters reports that Zelensky says Moscow rejects all peace proposals.

What specific domestic Russian issue did Zelensky mention?

Zelensky referred to Russians arguing in gasoline lines.

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