‘No change’ in Russia’s attitude on war shown by deadly attacks, Zelensky says
Summary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia’s recent missile attacks show no real change in Moscow’s approach to the war, despite talks between Russian President Vladimir Putin and a US envoy. The attacks caused deaths and injuries across Ukraine, including in Kyiv and other cities, while Ukraine continues to seek advanced defense weapons.Key Facts
- Russia launched ballistic missile attacks across a dozen regions of Ukraine, hitting homes, energy sites, markets, and a monastery.
- The attacks killed at least four civilians, including two women in the eastern city of Lozova, and wounded dozens more.
- The strikes happened shortly after Russian President Putin met US envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss restarting peace talks.
- Zelensky said these attacks show Russia has not changed its attitude toward the war.
- Ukraine has asked allies, including the US, for advanced missile-defense systems like Patriot interceptors.
- NATO is allowing Ukraine to buy weapons through its central procurement agency case by case.
- Zelensky accused Russia of targeting civilians deliberately and using cluster munitions, which spread many small explosives over wide areas.
- US President Donald Trump said the peace talks might be the closest to ending the war so far, but European leaders remain skeptical.
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