Zelenskiy Urges Enhanced Air Defense After Massive Russian Strike
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy reported that Russia deployed over 100 missiles and drones in a major strike. He noted significant damage to Ukraine's energy sector and called on allies to adhere to air defense agreements. Zelenskiy also proposed a joint air defense agreement to counter Russian threats.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy reported on Monday that Russia had launched more than 100 missiles and an equal number of drones in a significant strike on Ukraine. The attack resulted in extensive damage to the country's energy infrastructure.
In a message on Telegram, Zelenskiy emphasized the critical situation impacting the energy sector due to the assault. He urged international allies to stick to their commitments to provide air defense systems and missiles.
Additionally, Zelenskiy suggested the formation of a joint air defense pact between Ukraine and its partners as a coordinated effort to intercept and neutralize Russian drones and missiles.
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