The Guardian: Top Ukrainian official says retaking Crimea 'feels inevitable.'
Tamila Tasheva, President Volodymyr Zelensky's representative to Russian-occupied Crimea, and her team spend every day preparing for the future reintegration of Crimea. “This is moment X. Right now everything is happening in a way that it feels inevitable,” Tasheva was quoted by the Guardian. “It may not happen tomorrow, but I think it will be much quicker than I thought a year ago.”
Zelensky: Ukrainian counteroffensive success is not limited to Lyman.
In his evening address on Oct. 2, President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Ukrainian Armed Forces have liberated two more settlements in Kherson Oblast adding to the growing list of territories liberated by Ukrainian soldiers. Zelensky also stressed that Ukraine's counteroffensive success is not limited to Lyman, a city Russian forces have used as a supply hub to launch attacks in the northern part of Donetsk Oblast since it was captured in May.
The Guardian: Top Ukrainian official says retaking Crimea 'feels inevitable.'
Tamila Tasheva, President Volodymyr Zelensky's representative to Russian-occupied Crimea, and her team spend every day preparing for the future reintegration of Crimea. “This is moment X. Right now everything is happening in a way that it feels inevitable,” Tasheva was quoted by the Guardian. “It may not happen tomorrow, but I think it will be much quicker than I thought a year ago.”
US Senator fears Russia may hit weapon supply center in Poland.
Marco Rubio, the top Republican on the Senate Intelligence Committee, told CNN that if Vladimir Putin decides he can lose the war because of the Western weapon supplies to Ukraine, the Russian dictator could strike at the logistic centers “where these supplies are coming through, including inside Poland.”