Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Friday that Russia may be preparing another major strike on Ukraine. He pointed to intelligence information indicating that a new large-scale attack could come soon, possibly within the next 48 hours.
The warning adds to concerns over renewed pressure on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure. Zelensky’s statement framed the threat as serious and immediate, with Ukrainian officials watching for signs of a broader Russian operation.
While few details were publicly disclosed in the brief remarks, the claim centers on intelligence assessments rather than a confirmed strike already underway. That means attention is likely to remain focused on Russian military activity and any rapid changes in the security situation.
The latest warning underscores how quickly the conflict can escalate and how closely both Ukraine and its partners are tracking developments. For now, Zelensky’s message highlights the risk of a possible new wave of attacks in the near term.
