Russia launched a massive combined attack on Ukraine last night, using 18 missiles, including ballistic ones, and about 400 strike drones, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed. The attack lasted nearly ten hours, targeting Kyiv and the Kyiv region, as well as Chernihiv, Sumy, Poltava, Kirovohrad, and Kharkiv regions. Two people were killed and 16 injured in the attacks. Zelensky warned of an obvious escalation of terror by Russia, which sends hundreds of drones every night and carries out massive attacks on Ukrainian cities. He called on partners to speed up sanctions and increase pressure on Russia to make it feel the consequences of its terror. He also announced talks with partners within the coalition of the willing on additional funding for the production of interceptor drones and strengthening Ukraine’s air defense.
In another related report, Zelensky confirmed ongoing negotiations with partners about new arms deliveries to Ukraine, including expanding weapons production on Ukrainian territory and strengthening air defense systems. He expressed optimism about the good agreements already reached and expects further deals. American support for Ukraine, including military aid deliveries, continues, focusing on Patriot systems and other defense means. Zelensky emphasized the need for strong steps regarding sanctions against Russia to disrupt its ability to continue attacks.
Another report confirms that the United States has resumed military aid deliveries to Ukraine after a brief pause last week. Zelensky highlighted that Ukraine continues cooperation with American military representatives, including special envoy Kit Kello. The Pentagon temporarily halted deliveries of certain types of missiles and artillery shells to assess stockpiles but has since resumed shipments. U.S. President Donald Trump announced he would send more weapons to Ukraine after talks with Zelensky.
Germany also plans to purchase American Patriot missile defense systems for Ukraine, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said. He discussed the deliveries with President Trump and stressed the importance of further strengthening Ukraine’s defense. Merz confirmed Berlin is ready to pay for two Patriot systems, while Norway offers to pay for another. Zelensky expressed gratitude and optimism about this support, emphasizing unwavering solidarity with Ukraine and determination not to back down against Russian attacks.
All these facts point to a dramatic situation in Ukraine, where Russia does not stop its nightly terror attacks, while Ukraine and its allies try to defend themselves and obtain necessary military aid. The situation is tense, and the world watches as the conflict intensifies. If you have your own take or think this is just the beginning, drop a comment below — let’s see who’s on whose side and who will last longer in this crazy game!
