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'Russian Leadership Has Gone Crazy Over War'

President Zelenskyy warns that Russian leadership is becoming increasingly dangerous as the war enters a new phase.

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🇬🇧 English Jul 14, 21:29 UTC
🇮🇹 Italian Jul 14, 17:02 UTC · la Repubblica

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The brief

Recent reports highlight an escalation in Russian attacks, including ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv and critical infrastructure across four regions. President Zelenskyy has characterized the current state of Russian leadership as having "gone crazy over war." Coverage from the Kyiv Post, Ukrinform, and the Financial Times emphasizes the strategic shifts in the conflict.

The Financial Times notes Zelenskyy's assertion that a "battle in the sky" will determine the war's outcome, while The New York Times describes the conflict as entering a new phase. Future developments center on the results of aerial combat and the potential for increased danger if Putin fails to achieve victory, as warned by Zelenskyy.

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What recent attacks has Zelenskyy described?

Zelenskyy described ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv and attacks on critical infrastructure in four regions.

What will decide the outcome of the war according to Zelenskyy?

The outcome will be decided by the "battle in the sky."

What is the warning regarding Putin's behavior?

Zelenskyy warns that Putin will become even more dangerous if he fails to win.

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