Zelensky on key decisions before the New Year: Russia launched over 2100 strikes in a week

Diplomatic battle of Ukraine

According to Главком: President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky reported about an active stage of diplomatic struggle and emphasized the importance of decisions that can be made before the New Year regarding the war. According to the president, key decisions could determine the further course of the conflict. Zelensky provided statistics on Russia's strikes on Ukraine over the past week, noting that the aggressor country launched over 2100 drone strikes, about 800 guided aviation bombs, and 94 missiles of various types. The main focus of the strikes was on Ukraine's energy system.

Reaction to aggression and international support

In connection with these attacks, repair crews, energy workers, and rescuers of the State Emergency Service (SES) are working around the clock to restore damaged facilities. Zelensky emphasized that the international community must respond to Russia's aggression.

‘We are doing everything for this, but whether decisions will be made depends on our partners,’ said the president.

Among the main areas of work that Zelensky highlighted are:

• Implementation of sanctions that should operate in such a way that Russia truly feels the consequences of its aggression.
• Critical need for systematic supply of missiles to protect Ukraine's sky.
• Political pressure and finalization of specific steps that can force the Kremlin to peace.

Moreover, the previously scheduled meeting of the President of Ukraine with American leader Donald Trump will take place sooner than planned, which may be significant for the further development of events.

The efforts of the Ukrainian leadership regarding diplomatic pressure and attracting international partners demonstrate an awareness of the critical nature of the current situation. Important decisions that might be made in the near future could significantly impact the course of the conflict, particularly through the implementation of new sanctions and military support. This underscores the need for international solidarity and active measures to ensure stability in the region.