In conjunction with the renewal of Russian attacks on areas in Kyiv, British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly considered today that Russian President Vladimir Putin’s resort to launching attacks by drones in Ukraine “desperate acts” as a result of what he described as losing the war on the ground.
“Putin is attempting to launch cowardly drone assaults after failing to use tanks to conquer Ukrainian cities and nations.
Therefore, we launched air defence missiles, Cleverly tweeted on his Twitter account.
The British minister further reaffirmed that, in the face of the Russian military campaign that has been underway in Kyiv since late February, his nation will continue to support Kyiv.
The Ukrainian authorities announced earlier today that strikes targeted energy facilities in several cities, including Kyiv, a day after Kiev was subjected to violent Russian strikes that resulted in deaths.
For the second time in a week, Russia attacked during the Ukrainian capital’s prime morning hours with hundreds of Iranian marches, despite the fact that its soldiers are experiencing reverses on the battlefield, particularly in the south and northeast of the nation.
On the tenth of this month (October 2022), the Ukrainian army announced that a series of Russian attacks affected dozens of cities, including Kyiv, through Iranian-made Drones of the Magistrate-136, launched from the lands of Belarus and the Crimea.
While claiming to have significant offensive capabilities, Moscow has consistently denied using Iranian marches.
It is noteworthy that the Russian military operation, which was started on the territory of the western neighbour, has been going on for eight months now without any indications of a quick resolution reassuring the two sides and forcing them to the negotiating table, especially given that the Western lineup has also reached the front lines between the two camps.
Britain: In Ukraine, Putin used drones because he was in a terrible situation.
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