This Is Essentially Russia Testing A Tactic It’s Preparing For Other Countries Too — Zelenskyy On Round-The-Clock Terror Against Ukraine
Russian occupation forces are not stopping their attacks on Ukraine. Shaheds struck one of the universities in Kyiv — right during classes. 160 students were sheltering at the time. Overnight, the Russians struck Odesa, damaging a residential building and city infrastructure. Five people were injured, including a child. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported this today, September 2,…
Russian occupiers continue their relentless attacks on Ukraine, with shaheds hitting the Kyiv university while classes were in session, catching 160 students in the crosshairs. Overnight, the same forces targeted Odesa, causing damage to a residential building and vital city infrastructure. Five individuals, including a child, sustained injuries.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the ongoing assault on September 2, stating that he fears Russia is testing tactics it plans to employ against other nations as well. In Kherson, rescue services and police were targeted, causing thousands of people to lose power and sustaining injuries. In Kharkiv, a broader power outage occurred, and people were hurt.
Zelenskyy lamented the lack of world support and criticism, emphasizing that such round-the-clock terror cannot be confined to Ukraine alone. He firmly believes that every strike inflicted upon Ukrainians, whether through Shaheds or other means, is a test of Russia's tactics for future targets. The president implored for immediate action, stating that evil must be stopped the moment it emerges and that decisive steps are required to pressure Russia and aid Ukraine.
A plan to bolster Ukraine's defense, impose stiffer sanctions on Russia, increase energy assistance, and organize negotiation clusters for Ukraine's EU accession will be presented by Andrii Sybiha at an EU foreign ministers meeting.
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