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No rules now: Zelenskyy says Putin dropped air-strike restrictions, changed Russias air war
What happened
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered military leaders to drop restrictions on air campaigns in Ukraine. This decision was allegedly made in September, according to Ukrainian intelligence. Zelenskyy made the claim citing intercepted communications involving Kremlin officials. The claim was made during an interview with the Financial Times.
Why it matters
The claim has implications for Ukraine's ongoing conflict with Russia and may indicate a shift in Russia's military strategy. The alleged change in air-strike restrictions could affect the trajectory of the war. The claim may also raise questions about Russia's adherence to international norms.
Key facts
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy made the claim in an interview with the Financial Times.
- Zelenskyy cited intercepted communications involving Kremlin officials.
- The alleged decision was made in September.
- The change in air-strike restrictions may affect the war in Ukraine.
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