Zelensky puts 65,000 Russian deaths since the start of the conflict

Oct. 16 () –

The President of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelenski, has assured this Saturday that Russia has already had to mourn nearly 65,000 deaths since the beginning of the conflict in February and has assured that they gave their lives “for a handful of people in the Kremilin who ignore reality.

Along the same lines, Zelenski has affirmed that in the event that the deceased Russian citizens rise to 100,000, this will not cause the environment of Russian President Vladimir Putin to reflect.

In addition, the Ukrainian president has conveyed that the Ukrainian Army is doing “everything possible” to shoot down more missiles and enemy drones and neutralize more positions in front of Russia, after recalling that several regions have suffered attacks of this type in recent days.

“Only real victories of Ukraine, only real defense of itself by the free world against Russian terror and blackmail: protection with sanctions, protection with help to Ukraine, only the complete displacement of the occupants of Ukrainian land and the dismantling the aggressive capabilities of the terrorist state is the path to peace,” he said.

He has also made reference to the damage to power plants and possible electricity cuts, where he has assured that they are working to restore the service. Likewise, she has highlighted the effort aimed at restoring order and social services in the liberated areas of Kherson, Kharkov and Donetsk.