According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (44), the most recent Russian missile attacks on the Ukrainian energy grid have not changed the Ukrainians’ willingness to defend themselves.
He makes it clear: “Whatever the missile worshipers in Moscow hope will not change the balance of power in this war.” Russia still has enough missiles for further massive attacks.
Putin does not expect Ukraine to be so determined
“But we have enough determination and confidence to handle our own after these blows.” It is here that Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin (70) makes a fatal mistake.
Zelensky emphasized the effective work of the Ukrainian air defense, which shot down most of the incoming cruise missiles and missiles in the morning. “But unfortunately there were also hits,” he said.
“Terrorists need such a mass of missile strikes that at least some of their ‘products’ reach their intended targets.” After the war, the meaning of the word “terror” would probably be associated with “Russia’s insane actions” by most people in the world.
Ukraine repels missiles
According to its own statements, the Ukrainian air defense system intercepted almost 80 percent of the 76 projectiles in the Russian missile strike. Of the 72 cruise missiles and four guided missiles, 60 were shot down. According to the Kiev military administration, the main blow was aimed at the capital. Of the 40 missiles, 37 were intercepted over the city of three million.
The Ukrainian government is accusing Russia of “terror” for these attacks on the country’s energy supply – aiming to plunge the country into darkness and cold. (SDA/euc)
Source: Blick
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