News from Al-Madinah: On Saturday, Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski claimed that Russia had conducted “extremely wide”-ranging attacks on the country’s infrastructure. He also promised to work with his nation’s allies to strengthen the Ukrainian army’s existing missile-firing skills.
In the most recent round of intensive bombardment, locations in West, Central, and South Ukraine were among those targeted by missile strikes, according to Zellinski.
Of obviously, we lack the technical capability to completely destroy the Russian assault aircraft and missiles. With the assistance of our partners, I am confident that we will progressively accomplish this. The majority of drones and Cruise missiles are currently being dropped,” he continued.
Zelinski claimed that Moscow launched 36 missiles at his nation on Friday night in what he called a “major onslaught.”
He made note of the fact that “the aggressor continues to terrorise our country” on social media.
The attacker conducted a significant strike during the night by firing 36 missiles. “Russian alert
An official from the Russian Foreign Ministry said on Saturday that NATO was showing more hazardous signs “is on the verge of reaching a perilous level that foreshadows a direct military conflict with Russia.
“The coalition nations are working to back Kev and give them with weaponry, intelligence data, and the supervision of combat operations, but they remain silent about their involvement in the Ukrainian issue.
He emphasised that Washington “reaps the majority of the benefits from the war’s persistence, and European nations are compelled to purchase weapons from them before transferring them to Ukraine.
Russian President Vladimir Putin is getting ready to send 9,000 soldiers to his country as part of the agreement between Moscow and Mingsk to deploy joint military forces On the borders of Western Belarus, and that the vanguards of those forces have started to arrive. The Russian warning follows the “NATO” manoeuvres “nuclear deterrence” in the North Sea, Belgium, and the United Kingdom, which were met by the Belarusian Ministry of Defense.
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Zellinski: We can intercept the majority of Russian missiles.
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