Zelensky warns against massive Russian shelling on I-Day

Kiev : As Ukraine prepares to celebrate Independence Day on Wednesday and also mark six months since the Russian invasion began on February 24, President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned citizens against massive shelling and possible provocations by Moscow.
In a video address to the nation on Tuesday evening, the President said: “Tomorrow (Wednesday) is an important day for all of us. And that is why this day, unfortunately, is also important for our adversary. We must be aware that tomorrow Russian provocations and brutal strikes are possible.
“The Armed Forces of Ukraine, our intelligence, special services will do everything to protect people, as much as possible. And we will certainly respond to any manifestation of Russian terror.
“But please be extra careful tomorrow. Please observe the curfew. Heed the air warning signals. Pay attention to official announcements. And remember: we must all achieve victory together.” Zelensky also said he was grateful “to everyone who helps Ukraine… to everyone who, since February 24, has chosen the path of struggle for what makes life real: for freedom, for independence”.
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