Ukraine Urges Allies to Shoot Down Russian Missiles
Ukraine's foreign minister, Dmytro Kuleba, called on allies to agree to shoot down Russian drones and missiles over Ukrainian territory. He emphasized that using partners' air defense capabilities near their airspace would help to end Russian attacks on Ukraine sooner.
Amid escalating tensions, Ukraine's foreign minister, Dmytro Kuleba, has implored international allies to agree to shoot down Russian drones and missiles targeting Ukrainian territory.
Kuleba took to social media platform X to issue a plea, stressing the importance of utilizing partners' air defense systems to counteract the ongoing threat.
He argued that coordinated defense efforts would accelerate the cessation of Russian aggressions against Ukraine.
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