Zelenskiy says frontline situation best for Ukraine in the last 10 months

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KYIV, April 3 (Reuters) - President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said the frontline situation for ​Ukraine was the best in ‌10 months, adding that Kyiv’s troops had foiled a Russian offensive ​last month.

“The offensive they were ​planning for March was thwarted ⁠by the actions of our ​armed forces. That is why ​the Russians will now simply step up their assault operations,” Zelenskiy said, in ​remarks released by his ​office on Friday.

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The Ukrainian leader said that ‌he ⁠invited U.S. negotiators to visit Kyiv during an online meeting earlier this week and had ​heard “positive signals” ​in ⁠response to his proposal.

“Overall, the front line is ​holding … The situation is complex, ​but ⁠the best it has been in the last 10 months,” ⁠he ​said, citing data ​from the Ukrainian and British intelligence.

Reporting by ​Olena Harmash; Editing by Daniel Flynn

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