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Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russian officials have begun to "prepare their society" for the possible use of nuclear weapons. In an interview with the BBC at the president's office in Kyiv, he denied having urged strikes on Russia, claiming that an earlier remark had been mistranslated. He said, "You must use preventive kicks," he said, referring to sanctions, "not attacks,"...
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