🇺🇦 Zelenskyy delivers a blunt message to the United States: “Just give us Starlink back. If you refuse, Ukraine will survive. We will continue defending ourselves with or without it. But why would you restrict a country fighting for its survival? Why make it harder for us to defend our people? I simply cannot understand the reasoning behind this decision. It is a mistake.” Ukraine isn’t asking America to fight its war. It’s asking America not to stand in the way of its defense.

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ZELENSKYY VOWS TO DOUBLE DOWN ON STRIKES AGAINST RUSSIA’S WAR ECONOMY 🇺🇦🇷🇺 Volodymyr Zelenskyy has made clear that Ukraine intends to intensify its long-range campaign against Russian oil refineries, military supply networks and weapons production facilities. The Ukrainian president argues that Moscow’s ability to finance, equip and sustain its invasion must face direct pressure, particularly as Russian attacks against Ukraine continue. “Russia’s oil sector, Russia’s military logistics, and its military production – all of these are entirely legitimate and rightful targets of our long-range sanctions.” Zelenskyy describes these strikes as a form of long-range sanctions, targeting the infrastructure and industrial capabilities that sustain Russia’s military operations. His message is that Ukraine will not limit its response to intercepting incoming attacks or defending positions along the front. It also intends to impose costs on the systems supporting Russia’s war effort. The legality of individual strikes depends on whether their targets meet the requirements of international humanitarian law, including distinction and proportionality. For Moscow, Zelenskyy’s declaration signals that its energy sector, military logistics and defense industry will remain central to Ukraine’s long-range campaign.