Putin Prepares for New Offensive Operations: Ukrainian Intelligence Warns of Potential Escalation
According to the latest intelligence reports and military assessments from Ukraine, the situation surrounding Russia remains tense, with no signs indicating an intention to cease hostilities.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in his daily address, highlighted that the Kremlin is preparing for new offensive actions rather than seeking peace.
The intelligence briefing received indicates that Russia is actively relocating troops and reserves toward potential new combat zones, signaling plans to continue its aggression.Zelensky warned that Russia shows no signs of readiness to move toward a post-war period or diplomatic negotiations.
Instead, Moscow aims to use any pretext to prolong military hostilities and intends to present future negotiations with the United States as a political victory.
The Ukrainian leader emphasized that there are currently no indicators of preparations for the post-conflict resolution, which suggests that the adversary is focused on intensifying offensive operations.Ukraine remains committed to informing international partners about the true state of affairs on the frontlines and Russia’s plans for escalation.
On Tuesday, August 12, a new phase of diplomatic activities is scheduled, involving high-level talks and consultations with Western allies.
Zelensky assured that all Ukrainian authorities are involved in this process to garner support and coordinate actions aimed at defending national interests.Furthermore, he expressed gratitude to the citizens for their persistent support and resilience amid difficult circumstances.
The President also reported that the head of the Presidential Office and the National Security and Defense Council reported on the outcomes of recent meetings in the UK, which concluded last Saturday.
These meetings aimed to strengthen Ukraine’s international support and refine strategic goals.
Overall, the situation remains a focal point for Ukrainian authorities and the international community, as any escalation could have serious regional consequences.