Zelensky Vows To Liberate Crimea, Russia Shells Mykolaiv, Biden Approves Finland, Sweden’s NATO Bid

In his nightly address, President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the Russian war began with the occupation of Crimea. He further added that the war will only end once Crimea is liberated. This comes after one person was killed and eight others injured in explosions at a military airbase in Russia-occupied Crimea. While Kyiv denied any responsibility for the attack, some officials suggested it could have been the work of partisan saboteurs.
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0:00 - INTRODUCTION
1:56 - “WAR MUST END WITH THE LIBERATION OF CRIMEA”
3:12 - VERY HIGH RISK AT ZAPORIZHZHIA: UKRAINIAN OFFICIALS
3:47 - RUSSIAN OIL TRANSIT THROUGH UKRAINE HALTED
5:00 - BIDEN APPROVES FINLAND & SWEDEN’S NATO BID
6:30 - FINNISH PARLIAMENT WEBSITE SHUT DOWN BY HACKERS
7:14 - ZELENSKY’S ACTION FIGURE TO FUND UKRAINE WAR

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Zelensky Vows To Liberate Crimea, Russia Shells Mykolaiv, Biden Approves Finland, Sweden’s NATO Bid


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