Russian air and ground forces will attack Kyiv on Friday, attacking all of Ukraine by Western security forces who have said they were shocked, while Moscow has signaled its willingness to hold talks with the Ukrainian government.
Despite this proposal, Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and his superiors, likening them to psychologists.
"They are hiding some people in the hope that they will later blame Russia for the loss of non-military troops," he said. Putin told a security meeting.
On Friday evening, Mr. Zelensky unveiled his remaining video in front of an official camp in central Kyiv with his staff, head of state, and several parliamentary pioneers. "For the most part, we are here, defending our independence and our state. And that is how it will be," he said, as Russian media spread rumors that he had fled the city.
Mr. Zelensky also spoke by telephone with President Biden for about 40 minutes on Friday. Biden is considering increasing Ukrainian military support. The US In addition, European Union officials say they intend to impose sanctions on Mr. Putin and Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov.
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