Zelenskiy Condemns Deadly Russian Drone Attack as Terrorism
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy condemned a Russian drone attack on a train in Kharkiv as terrorism, resulting in four deaths. He emphasized that such an attack on civilians should be universally recognized as terrorism. The statement was made on Zelenskiy's Telegram account.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has condemned a Russian drone strike on a civilian train in the northeastern Kharkiv region, labeling it as 'terrorism.' The attack resulted in the deaths of four individuals.
In a statement shared on the Telegram messaging app, Zelenskiy voiced that any drone strike targeting civilian infrastructure deserves to be considered an act of terrorism.
Zelenskiy's condemnation highlights the ongoing tensions and the severe human impact caused by the conflict, underscoring his call for international recognition and response.
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