The occupation of all territories on the Dnieper and not only: Zelensky revealed a large -scale plan of the Russian Federation

"Even while President Donald Trump is trying to persuade Moscow to peace talks, Russia has expansive plans for further occupation of areas that can cut Ukraine from the Black Sea," the delegation of Ukrainian high -ranking officials said. Journalists received data from Ukrainian intelligence, which indicate the desire of the Russian Federation to expand their presence in the East.

The deputy head of the OP OP Colonel Pavel Palis said that it was a full occupation of Donetsk and Luhansk regions in the fall before the buffer was created along the northern border by the end of the year. The plans of the enemy for 2026 are even more ambitious. According to Palis, Putin wants to occupy all Ukrainian lands east of the Dnieper.

In addition, the Kremlin is counting on the capture of Odessa and Mykolaiv regions to cut Ukraine from the Black Sea, critically important for grain export. "Unfortunately, they do not talk about peace. They are preparing for war," the colonel emphasized. The publication noted that it was unclear what the chances of Russia to achieve these goals. The promotion of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation is slow, but the enemy is struggling to achieve territorial achievements.

According to military analysts forecasts, the rates of the invaders will increase in the summer to increase pressure, but it will be difficult for Russia to support it by 2026. The aggressor country does not show the war. Western officials have also repeatedly stated that the intelligence did not indicate Putin's refusal to their main purposes: to attach Ukraine forever and conclude an agreement with the West by reviewing the security architecture in Ukraine.

This is reported and said in Moscow when they are reminiscent of the resolution of the "root causes" of the conflict. Former director of the CIA's analytical department in Russia, George Bibi stressed that Russia wants to agree, but not with Ukraine. In the aggressor country, they see this "long-term geopolitical tug of rope" from the United States.

The Kremlin presented its requirements for the end of the war in its memorandum: international recognition of the annexation of Crimea and four more partially occupied regions of Ukraine, the refusal of Ukraine to access the NABU and the limitation of the Armed Forces. "I am not sure that Washington fully understands what agreement the Russians are looking for," Bibi summed up.