Scene after Russia’s attack on Kiev.
Ukraine is tired of fighting the war with Russia for 22 months. Now it has also stopped getting help from European countries. Therefore, the President of Ukraine has again reached America to ask for help. Meanwhile, to send a message to Zelensky, Russia has launched a massive attack on Ukraine’s capital Kiev with ballistic missiles. More than 50 people have been injured in the Russian ballistic missile attack on Kiev on Wednesday night. These also include 8 children. Several dozen buildings were also destroyed in the attack. The officers provided this information.
Meanwhile, after receiving no promises of new aid from the US, Ukraine’s President arrived in Scandinavia to garner further international military aid for his country. Several explosions were heard in Kiev at 3 o’clock in the night and the city’s air defense system was activated for the second time this week. Ukraine’s Air Force said Russia fired 10 ballistic missiles at the capital and the defense system destroyed all the missiles. The attack on the capital Kiev marks a continuing threat from the Kremlin’s missile arsenal over Ukraine in the 21-month-long war.
Britain’s warning coming true
Britain’s Defense Ministry recently said in its assessment that in recent months Russia has been stockpiling air-launched cruise missiles which it will fire from its bombers. Due to this, there is a possibility of heavy bombing on Ukraine’s electricity grid this winter also. Last year, during the same season, Russia targeted energy infrastructure and tried to demoralize Ukrainians by depriving them of heat, light and water. President Volodymyr Zelensky went to Washington on Tuesday to persuade US lawmakers to agree to US President Joe Biden’s request for $61.4 billion in aid to Ukraine amid dwindling supplies of air defense weapons to Ukraine, but he did not achieve any success.
Zelensky met in Oslo on Wednesday with Nordic leaders who recognize the imminent threat from Russia. These leaders are staunch supporters of Kiev. “Russia seeks to exploit division,” the senior leaders of Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Finland and Sweden said in a statement. “We must remain united against Russia’s illegal and immoral war,” they said. According to the statement, he promised to provide comprehensive assistance to Ukraine. (AP)
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