“Russia’s readiness for peace should be judged by its actions”: Sybiha calls for increased pressure on Kremlin amid intensified attacks
Russia’s terror campaign against Kyiv and the surrounding region has continued for a second consecutive day, with air raid alerts remaining almost constant. The day before, the capital endured 13 air raid alerts and nearly 15 hours of danger, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said, UATV English reports. According to the minister, Russian forces launched drones in small groups, keeping the…
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has called for heightened pressure on Russia amid ongoing terror attacks against Kyiv and the surrounding region. In a recent report, Sybiha stated that Russia's terror campaign against the Ukrainian capital has continued for two consecutive days, with air raid alerts remaining almost constant.
Previously, Kyiv experienced 13 air raid alerts and nearly 15 hours of danger, which disrupted public transportation and government services. Sybiha emphasized that Russia continues to utilize the war as a means of exerting pressure on civilians and once again urged Ukraine's allies to intensify pressure on the Kremlin. The Ukrainian foreign minister pointed out that Russia's actions demonstrate its unwillingness to seek peace, as Moscow remains focused on investing in military capabilities and expanding its arsenal.
Sybiha stressed that Russia's commitment to peace must be measured by its deeds, not its rhetoric, and that sufficient pressure must be applied to compel Russia to cease the conflict.
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