Terror in Moscow

Zelensky: “Putin has no right to win!”

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyi is in a fighting mood despite the increased Russian attacks with bombs and missiles on cities in his country. His Russian adversary, Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin, has "no right to win" as an "enemy of human life".

"He must lose the ability to destroy the lives of others." This is the only way to ensure security - for Ukrainians and the whole world. 

Power supply cut
As a result of the recent attacks, the supply of electricity and heating has failed in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv and the surrounding area. Almost 200,000 people there are without a stable power supply and have also had to put up with power cuts. Power cuts were also reported in the southern Ukrainian port city of Odessa.

In view of the increased attacks with drones, missiles and glide bombs, Selensky once again emphasized the need to strengthen the air defense shield.

Since last Monday, the Russian military had deployed almost 190 missiles of various types and almost 140 kamikaze drones. 

In addition, almost 700 guided aerial bombs have been dropped on targets in Ukraine, Selensky continued. "In the more than two years of this war, there has not been a single week in which Russia has refrained from terror."

"Response to terror every week, every day"
 However, Ukraine is endeavoring "to ensure that the Russian occupying forces feel our completely just response to this terror - every week, every day".