Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of Ukraine, in a message released today, emphasized the continuation of pressures against Russia and provided a report on the casualties resulting from this country's airstrikes on Kyiv. He announced that since this morning, efforts to address the consequences of Russia's attacks on the capital of Ukraine have been underway.
Casualties from Russian Attacks
Zelensky, in this message, pointed out the use of multiple drones by Russia, stating that a significant number of these drones were equipped with jet engines. He also mentioned that as a result of these attacks, two people were killed and 24 others were injured. According to Zelensky, the attacks targeted civilian and critical infrastructure, including pharmaceutical facilities, gas stations, railways, telecommunications infrastructure, and shopping centers.
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Call for Continued International Support
The President of Ukraine, referring to his trip to New York and participation in the United Nations General Assembly, emphasized the importance of continuing international support for Ukraine. He stated: "In all side meetings of the UN General Assembly, we are working to ensure the continuity of support for Ukraine." Zelensky also stressed the importance of applying fair pressures on Russia through sanctions and noted that Ukraine appreciates all actions taken to exert pressure on Russia.
Zelensky accused Russia of "terroristic warfare" and claimed that nearly all of his international partners agree that as long as these attacks and the war continue, it is not the time to show weakness. He said: "It is very important that sanctions send a clear message to Russia: that the war must end and we cannot simply wait for time to pass." These statements reflect Ukraine's determination to continue confronting the threats from Russia and the need for ongoing support from the global community.
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