Zelensky on Russia's Attacks: 1050 Drones and 60 Missiles in a Week

The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky announced the completion of search and rescue operations in Ternopil following a missile strike that caused a tragedy. Over four days, rescuers worked at the site where a missile hit a residential building, resulting in the deaths of 33 people, including six children. Six others remain missing.

Emergency work continues in the cities of Dnipro and Nikopol, where Russian drones also struck. As a result, 15 people were injured in Dnipro, including one child, and two children and a woman in Nikopol. The President thanked all services for their prompt actions at the strike sites.

Zelensky emphasized that Russia's attacks on residential buildings, energy facilities, and other civilian objects in Ukraine have continued for the week. During this week, the enemy carried out over 1050 drone strikes, nearly 1000 aerial bombs, and more than 60 missiles.

“Today, our advisors will work in Switzerland with representatives from the USA, Germany, France, and the United Kingdom...”, said Zelensky.

The President stressed the importance of simultaneously conducting diplomatic tracks and strengthening protection against Russian aggressive actions. He called for accelerating the implementation of agreements on systems and missiles for the anti-reactive defense complex.

It is reminded that as a result of the night strike by Russian troops on Dnipro, the number of injured has increased to 15 people.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the completion of search and rescue operations following missile strikes in Ternopil, Dnipro, and Nikopol. As a result of the tragedies, 33 people died, and six others are missing. Zelensky also noted the active attacks by Russia on civilian objects in Ukraine, calling for strengthening defense and activating diplomatic efforts together with partners from other countries.