U.S. intelligence agencies expect a possible escalation in Russian attacks on Ukraine between September 15 and September 19, while President Zelenskyy plans a late-September meeting with Donald Trump to discuss ballistic-missile interceptors.
U.S. intelligence agencies expect Russia to intensify its attacks on Ukraine between September 15 and September 19, according to a source familiar with the assessments. The forecast points to a possible new wave of mass strikes during the five-day window, though no details on targets or weapons were provided.
At the same time, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is preparing to meet former U.S. President Donald Trump in the 20s of September, the source said.
Zelenskyy intends to use the meeting to discuss missiles capable of intercepting ballistic targets, a request that underscores Kyiv’s ongoing effort to strengthen its air defenses against Russian missile barrages.
The overlapping timing of the predicted escalation and Zelenskyy’s upcoming U.S. trip adds urgency to Ukraine’s push for advanced interceptor systems.
It also highlights the diplomatic and military challenge Kyiv faces as it braces for another possible wave of Russian strikes while seeking support for defensive weapons from allies.
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