Right now, the Ukrainian side is trying to collect as much evidence as possible and conduct the necessary research on the new Russian missile, the minister said.
Ukrainian authorities start a Ukraine-NATO Council over Russia’s attack on the Dnieper with a medium-range ballistic missile Hazel. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga said this on Friday, November 22, at a joint briefing with his Czech counterpart Jan Lipavsky in Kyiv.
According to him, Russia’s use of an experimental missile creates new risks for civilians and poses a threat to joint transatlantic security.
“Therefore, we have already started a meeting in the Ukraine-NATO format for which we already have a date – it is Tuesday next week (November 26, – ed.). At this time, we will try to collect as much evidence as possible, conduct the necessary research to better present to our allies our view, our assessments of the consequences and nature of the weapons that carried out the strike this,” Siga said.
The minister called this attack a serious escalation of war and an escalation of aggression.
“The focus of the meeting is strengthening Ukraine’s defense capabilities, strengthening its air shield. , continues to grow,” he added.
Earlier, the media reported that Ukraine and NATO will hold an emergency meeting due to the Russian attack on the city of Dnepr on November 21.
President Vladimir Zelensky said the enemy had deployed a new missile with characteristics of an intercontinental ballistic missile.
Meanwhile, in the evening, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin said the strike appeared to have been carried out by the latest medium-range hypersonic missile. Hazel.
Today the Main Intelligence Directorate reported that Russia attacked the Dnieper from a missile system Cedar. The missile is equipped with six warheads: each is equipped with another six submunitions.
Source: korrespondent
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