The Frontline with Jerome Starkey - President Zelensky reveals he's survived five assassination attempts from Putin: The Frontline with Jerome Starkey

President Zelensky reveals he's survived five assassination attempts from Putin: The Frontline with Jerome Starkey

12/01/23 • 17 min

In our first episode of The Front Line with Jerome Starkey battle-hardened Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has shrugged off repeated Russian attempts to assassinate him in his first interview with a UK Newspaper.

In a world exclusive interview, the President also said the will of Ukraine to defeat Vladimir Putin’s Russia remained strong — and “in the morale, there is no stalemate”.

He said his people were tired of “permanent air raids”, tired of being shelled, tired of having their homes destroyed and their loved ones killed.

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In a world exclusive interview, the President also said the will of Ukraine to defeat Vladimir Putin’s Russia remained strong — and “in the morale, there is no stalemate”.

He said his people were tired of “permanent air raids”, tired of being shelled, tired of having their homes destroyed and their loved ones killed.

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On this week's episode of The Frontline with Jerome Starkey Russian President Zelensky has hinted he may 500,000 more Ukrainian men in a move to continue the fight against Russia as the war moves into it's second year.

At a rare end-of-year address, the defiant leader admitted it has been a "difficult year" - but vowed Ukraine will fight on to victory.

Zelensky kicked off his address by stating: "This is a difficult year that is coming to an end."

However, he told Ukrainians never to lose "our resilience", adding: "We are fighting for a future to be chosen by ourselves not the Russian Federation."

This suggestion comes as winter starts to set in and both sides look to bolster their reserves or men and ammunition.

There is some suggestion Putin is unable to call on a second mobilisation before his election next year as it would damage his support before March.

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