President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, amid statements by US officials about the imminent “invasion” of Russia into Ukraine, said that “panic is the best friend of the enemy.” His words are quoted by RIA Novosti.

Zelensky said that he has a lot of information that needs to be analyzed, and the president must tell his citizens the truth.

“But the truth is that we have different information. And the enemy's best friend is panic in our country. And all the information that helps the panic does not help us,” the Ukrainian president said.

Earlier, the Speaker of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Oleg Nikolaenko called for "keep calm" and "consolidate within the country" against the backdrop of Western media reports about the threat of "invasion" of Russia.

US President Joe Biden, during a conversation with the leaders of allied countries, stressed that Russia could allegedly attack Ukraine on February 16, Politico sources say. The invasion will be preceded by missile strikes and cyber attacks, writes .

Zelensky called for information about a possible attack on Ukraine. According to the politician, there is too much information on this topic in the information space now. He noted that Ukraine needs to be ready for any steps "from any border."

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