Last night, Russia once again attacked Ukrainian cities with kamikaze drones.
In Kamianske, Dnipropetrovsk region, eight people were injured, and residential buildings as well as railway infrastructure were damaged. Sumy, Kharkiv, and Chernihiv regions were also targeted.
The enemy continues to strike at critical infrastructure and civilians — everything that keeps Ukraine’s life going, even amid war.
“Russia continues its energy terror. This means only one thing — international pressure on the aggressor remains insufficient. The world must act decisively,” — stated Prime Minister of Ukraine Yuliia Svyrydenko.
She emphasized that it is time to make a decision on using frozen Russian assets to support Ukraine’s resilience and recovery.
“The political will already exists. Now is the moment to turn it into concrete action. It is only fair — the aggressor’s money should work to defend the world from its own war,” — said the Prime Minister.
Svyrydenko also thanked all Ukrainians and partners who strengthen the country’s resilience and bring victory closer every day.
“Thank you to everyone who supports one another. Ukraine will stand.”
