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10 Feb. () –
The President of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelenski, has accused the Russian forces of launching at least 70 missiles in the “massive attack” carried out this Friday on different areas, which he has considered “a challenge to NATO, to collective security”.
“This terror must stop,” Zelensky cried, in a video message in which he denounced that Russia has once again included “civilians” and critical infrastructure among its targets. The Ukrainian authorities estimate about 60 missiles that have been shot down, according to the Presidency.
Likewise, the president has denounced that several missiles have violated the airspace of Moldova and Romania -the latter country has denied this point-, which for Zelenski is “further proof that terror knows no borders.”
“Further proof that protecting Ukraine means protecting all of Europe and the world,” added the president, who this week made a European tour with stops in London, Paris and Brussels and in which he asked his international partners for more weapons. , including combat aircraft.
