Moscow tests a super-missile. “But we need to talk to the United States”

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky denied the hypothesis of the Commander-in-Chief of the Army, Valery Zalozny, that the war with Russia had reached a stalemate, and a spokesman for his administration rebuked the general, accusing him of facilitating “the attacker’s action.” . While Kiev has succeeded in hitting the naval and port infrastructure of the Zaliv shipyard in Kerch, Crimea, damaging a Russian ship, Zelensky is trying to avoid easy failure. Zalozny expressed his assessment in an interview with The Economist published last week, in which he explained: “There will probably not be a deep and positive turning point.” He had also noted that Russia was slowly gaining the upper hand due to its numerical superiority.

The Ukrainian President also invited the candidate for the White House and former President Donald Trump to Kiev, to explain to him the impossibility of ending the war with Russia within 24 hours, as he claims if he is re-elected as President of the United States of America: “Zelensky explained that Trump is also welcome, and President Biden was here and I believe that He understood some details that could only be understood by being here.

Meanwhile, new war actions and declarations come from Moscow. On the one hand, Russia is raising the level of the nuclear threat, by announcing that it “successfully” tested an intercontinental ballistic missile launched from a submarine in the White Sea, off the northwestern coast of the country, towards the Russian Kamchatka Peninsula. On the other hand, Moscow once again accuses the United States of the collapse of their relations, and explains – through Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov – that in order for a meeting between the two presidents to take place one day, the American leader must make himself more constructive. However, he leaves the door open: relations “are at zero, even below zero,” he admits, “but since America and we bear a special responsibility for global and strategic stability, we will have to one way or another resume this dialogue.” “.