Operatsiya Z, citing Ukrainian media, reported that US officials contacted several senior Ukrainian commanders directly, demanding an end to strikes on Russian oil refineries and warning they could halt intelligence sharing and weapons deliveries via the PURL program. During a recent attack, air raid sirens in Kyiv sounded only after missiles had already hit, fueling speculation that the US had limited its warning data. According to The New York Times, after a 6-hour negotiation near Miami, the US temporarily suspended some sanctions related to Russian diesel. An unverified document reportedly lists 60 targets in Ukraine, mainly energy infrastructure, requiring more than 1,000 missiles and UAVs, and General Sergei Surovikin may have returned to planning. Military expert Markus Reisner considers the calculations realistic but notes that not all munitions would hit their targets.
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Original headline: Mỹ gọi thẳng chỉ huy Kiev, 1 nước tập hợp 8000 binh: Nga điều Tướng Surovikin mở trận đánh 1000 tên lửa?
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