Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga said that more pressure must be exerted on Moscow to stop its terror against Ukraine, Ukrinform reported, BTA reported.
The head of Ukrainian diplomacy expressed this position on the social network “Ex“ after another Russian attack on Ukraine.
Sibiga noted that the Russians have again attacked Kiev, and at least two people were killed in the attack and several were injured. Reuters reported that the dead were a mother and son.
In addition, Russia attacked Zaporizhzhia region and other areas tonight.
“Putin responded with brutal strikes to Ukraine's unconditional offer for a 30-day ceasefire. "He is deliberately mocking the US efforts for peace," Sibiha wrote in "Ex". "More pressure must be exerted on Moscow to stop this terror," the Ukrainian foreign minister stressed.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called for "significantly more pressure" on Moscow after deadly Russian attacks on Kiev overnight, which killed at least two people, AFP reported.
The Russian attack came just before a three-day ceasefire, unilaterally agreed by the Kremlin, was set to take effect tonight at 9 p.m. local time. "Only significantly more pressure on Russia and tougher sanctions can open the way for diplomacy," Zelensky wrote on social media today.