Zelensky calls for more weapons to confront Russian “missile terror”

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kyiv, 14 Jan. (DPA/EP) –

Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky raised this Saturday the need for his Western allies to deliver more weapons to combat Russian “missile terror”, referring to the latest projectile that has killed twelve people in the city of Dnipro.

“Those weapons that are in the warehouses of our partners and that our soldiers are waiting for” are according to Zelenski the best way to “stop the Russians”. “Unfortunately there is no other way to stop the Russians if it is not on the battlefield, in Ukraine,” he argued.

Thus, Zelenski has assured that during the day there have been impacts from “more than 30 missiles”, of which “more than 20 have been shot down”. “There are hundreds of lives saved,” he highlighted.

He has also referred to the United Kingdom’s announcement of the shipment of Challenger 2 main battle tanks. “It is important. It is what we really need and I think that other partners will make similar decisions because they understand that evil cannot be given a single chance. Because that evil knows no borders,” he said.

“Glory to all those who have lost their lives due to racism! Glory to all those who protect the people!” he proclaimed, while appealing to “do everything possible to stop racism just like the world free stopped Nazism”.