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Ex-military chief alleges raid tied to Zelenskyy rift

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February 19, 2026

EVER since he was ousted as the head of Ukraine’s army in 2024 and appointed as the country’s ambassador to Britain, Valerii Zaluzhnyi has widely been seen as the top political rival to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

Zaluzhnyi, 52, refuses to discuss his political ambitions, saying he doesn’t want to risk harming national unity during a war with Russia that is approaching its fourth anniversary. Yet in a sign of his possible desire to run for the presidency — after the war is over —Zaluzhnyi spoke publicly for the first time about a deep rift between himself and Zelenskyy in a r

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'Nehru-Gandhi kin on compromise mission'

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1.2L DU students to receive degrees on February 28

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Terror anywhere threatens peace everywhere, Modi tells Knesset

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Solar cells to face 126% anti-subsidy duty in US

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Maoist leader still off radar, kin urges surrender

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'Mere breakup not enough for suicide abetment charge'

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