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Zelenskyy Strikes Deep Inside Russia as Trump Moves to Limit Ukraine

Zelenskyy launches a major sabotage mission deep inside Russia, targeting a critical chemical complex, while the Trump regime's attempts to limit Ukraine's capabilities backfire.

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In a significant development, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has launched a major sabotage mission deep within Russian territory, targeting a crucial chemical complex. This comes amidst revelations that the Trump regime attempted to limit Ukraine's defensive capabilities, a move that appears to have backfired.

Trump Regime's Failed Moscow Meeting

All hell broke loose as the Trump CIA meeting in Moscow, which took place yesterday, backfired. Zelenskyy was ready to go, and Ukraine's president launched his biggest sabotage mission yet against Russia. The meeting in Moscow was reportedly an attempt by the Trump regime to beg Putin for help in enforcing economic threats against Iran. However, both Russia and China, who are allied with Iran, refused to support these threats. Earlier yesterday, Wang Yi of China, China's Foreign Minister, told the Trump regime that China would not support their economic D-Day against Iran at all. China has Iran's back and will do anything necessary to defend Iran and itself against Donald Trump's economic D-Day with Bessen.

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  1. Zelenskyy's Sabotage Mission: Striking Deep into Russia
  2. Russia's Demands and Ukraine's Drone Success
  3. Drone Attacks on Russian Logistics and Oil Refineries
  4. Ukraine's Drone Parade and Elon Musk's Role
  5. International Support and the Contrast with Trump's Actions
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