Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wants to occupy Russian villages to put pressure on Moscow. He also wants to blow up an oil pipeline to Hungary. This came in secret documents from the US intelligence, which the Washington Post writes about.

The previously undisclosed documents are part of a broader leak of US secrets that was revealed last month. According to the American newspaper The documents paint a picture of a leader with “aggressive instincts” that contrast with his public image as a calm, level-headed statesman resisting Russian attacks.

At the January meeting, according to Pentagon documents, Zelensky proposed “launching attacks in Russia” and sending Ukrainian ground forces into enemy territory to “occupy unidentified Russian border towns.”

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Hungarian industry ‘destroyed’

In a later conversation, in February, between Zelensky and Deputy Prime Minister Sveridenko, the president is said to have proposed “blowing up” the Druzhba pipeline, which supplies oil to Hungary, in order to boost Hungarian industry, which is highly dependent on Russia. oil. destruction. Although Hungary is a member of NATO, Hungarian leader Orban is seen as the most Kremlin-friendly leader in Europe.

Ukraine has every right to protect itself, and so do we. Ukraine did not occupy anyone, but the opposite is true.

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Long range missiles

The use of long-range missiles, a fierce desire of Zelensky, to strike targets inside Russia is a particularly sensitive matter. The United States fears that the conflict in Ukraine could spiral out of control, leading to a disastrous confrontation between the United States and Russia.

Earlier this month, it was announced that the UK has supplied long-range cruise missiles to Ukraine. So CNN reported based on high level Western sources. It is unclear whether the US has shared the documents containing Zelensky’s plans with other allies of Ukraine.