Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated Tuesday that fears over frightening Russia are irrelevant as Moscow continues to hold out each day lethal assaults, urging the US to take stronger steps towards pressuring the Kremlin for a ceasefire.
“When asked by journalists whether yesterday’s operation might enrage the Russians, I responded that just a day earlier, Russia had launched a massive overnight attack on Ukraine — over 480 drones and missiles,” Zelenskyy stated, recalling the strikes that hit civilian infrastructure and residential buildings.
“This happens every single day. Sometimes there’s a short pause, and to be honest, we now call it a ‘pause’ if there’s just no one killed that night,” he wrote on X. “But even then, drones still fly, and people still get wounded.”
He harassed that the so-called pauses solely imply fewer assaults than standard, however Ukraine remains to be dealing with “dozens of drones and cruise missiles.”
“So no, no one cares whether Russia is angry. What matters is that Russia must move toward ending this war. And as a global community, we must all do what we can to stop them,” Zelenskyy added.
Calling for a extra lively US position, he stated: “We are very much awaiting strong steps from the United States. We hope he (President Trump) will support sanctions and push Putin to stop this war, at least to take the first step toward ending it: a ceasefire.”
Zelenskyy expressed hope that Washington’s strain may speed up progress towards halting the warfare.
Source: www.anews.com.tr