On her Telegram page, she wrote: “There is information that the Russians will launch a serious offensive in the coming days.”Berlinska urged citizens to stay calm and do what they can to support the front, especially in the Donetsk region, by sending “everything necessary and as much as possible.”She also stressed the importance of showing the world the real impact of Russia’s aggression. “Beyond helping the army, we need to fight the information war — share updates on social media, talk to Western journalists, tell human stories, and give concrete examples of Russian terror. We have to make one thing clear to the West: Putin will only stop if we stop him together. If they don’t step up now, and Ukraine falls, they could be next,” she concluded.On Sunday, August 31, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that Ukraine’s Defense Forces are preparing new strikes inside Russia.