Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky sat patiently across a table in the cafeteria of a moving train. His dark sweater matched the pitch black sky outside. There was a golden coat of arms of Ukraine embroidered on his heart.
“If we get permission plus missiles You will hear the results on the battlefield,” Zelenskyy said with a slight smile on his face. “For today we are not using it.”
A few hours later Ukraine’s wartime leader will order long-range missiles to be fired at the United States. Procured a total of 6 missiles, fired at southern Russia. A movement that changed the course of today’s 1,000+ Day War.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky talks with Fox News Chief Foreign Correspondent Trey Yingst about the future of his country’s borders. (Fox News)
For months, Russian leaders have warned that such a move would be seen as direct Western involvement in the conflict. And it could ignite World War 3. For Ukraine, the decision was highly anticipated. And it comes more than six months after the US-built ATACMS. Arrived in the country along with similar British and French weapons and equipment.
“All our allies always ask for permission from the United States,” Zelensky lamented. “If the United States won’t give it, Europe won’t give it.”
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The 44-year-old president spoke intently after a day on the Eastern Front. He had just met with soldiers in Kupyansk, Kramatorsk and Pokrovsk, who told him he was running out of ammunition and artillery shells. The long war of attrition is rapidly changing in favor of Ukraine.
The 24-hour trip is considered a top secret mission for the Ukrainian military. Intelligence agencies and government Since the nearly three-year conflict with Russia, Zelenskyy has remained a key target.
Emerging from an underground bunker in Pokrovsk The echoes of artillery fire pierced the air.
“Did you hear that? We are very close,” Zelensky said.
Soldiers from the 24th Mechanized Brigade fire a Giatsint-S 152mm self-propelled howitzer at a Russian position near Chasiv Yar in the Donetsk region of Ukraine on Tuesday, Aug. 8, 2020. Nov 2024 (Oleg Petrasiuk/24th Ukrainian Mechanized Corps via AP)
Driving to the next location, Zelenskyy thought about what he would say to the civilians who had put their lives on hold to dig trenches outside the city.
Russian soldiers were advancing in the distance. And Ukraine needs to build additional defenses that penetrate the world. to slow down the enemy
While defending some areas along a more than 600-mile front, his forces needed to use Western weapons where possible to target the Russian military, which now involved thousands of North Korean soldiers.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (right) speaks at the announcement of the G-7 joint statement in support of Ukraine. As President Biden deliberates on July 12, 2023 in Vilnius. Lithuania (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
Asked if there was some goal that Americans were encouraging Ukraine not to launch new ATACMS missiles, Zelensky checked with his translator to make sure he heard the question correctly before answering.
“The Americans were not happy,” Zelenskyy recalls. “They were unhappy because we were targeting some of their energy on Russian territory.”
