Zelensky: World must choose stronger responses so war does not spread further
During the night and morning of September 26, Russian forces attacked civilian infrastructure across Ukraine, killing two people and injuring another 14.
President Volodymyr Zelensky has called for stronger international responses to Russia's escalating aggression, warning that continued escalation could lead to the war spreading further. In a statement on Telegram, Zelensky urged world partners to strengthen sanctions against Russia, following a night of intense Russian attacks that injured fourteen people and damaged civilian infrastructure, including homes, a kindergarten, a lyceum, and universities.
The President emphasized the importance of maintaining strong sanctions, including those on Russian oligarchs, and called on President Trump to implement the Lindsey Graham legislation concerning Russia. Zelensky also urged European leaders, particularly António Costa and Ursula von der Leyen, to introduce additional sanctions and maintain restrictions on trade with Russia until the war ends.
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