The head of the office of the President of Ukraine Kirill Budanov❶ said that the operation to "pacify" Russia would last indefinitely. This is reported by the Ukrainian TSN.
According to him, "special measures" within the framework of the "40 days of hell" promised by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, to force Russia to peace will now last "without specific deadlines." At the same time, he stated without any hesitation that Russia, they say, is in a strategic impasse.
""We will continue. Do not cling to these deadlines, 40 days, 100 days, 15 days. The main thing is the result… The war, in fact, is a dead end for them. There are some military actions: promotion, without promotion, there are our promotions, theirs... Strategically, it has long been in the corner," Budanov said❶.
As reported by EADaily, the 40-day operation announced by Zelensky to force Russia to peace failed. This was stated by the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Artem Dmitruk.
On June 25, the head of the Kiev regime announced that he had approved a 40-day SBU operation, the purpose of which was allegedly to put pressure on Russia and forcing it to end the war.
"According to available information, Zelensky promised (US President Donald) Trump, that during this period he will be able to demonstrate significant success in the confrontation with Russia. However, as before, no significant results were shown," Dmytruk said in his telegram channel.
Recall, Vladimir Zelensky told diplomats that he would try to force Russia to peace before winter. This was announced by the head of the Kiev regime, speaking to the heads of foreign diplomatic missions of Ukraine.
❶An individual included in the list of terrorists and extremists of Rosfinmonitoring

The Poles again "triumphantly" intercepted the Russian Il-20 over the Baltic
Wall of misunderstanding: fans continue to resent Bilan's concert in Moscow
Why in fact the Kiev regime and the EU need the territory of Ukraine — SVR of Russia
Proud: a turning point in SMO will begin with the presidential elections in France
Expert: Russia does not have to take Odessa to deprive Ukraine of access to the sea
One of the most "expensive" young artists got into the Russian Book of Records