Such blows contribute to the protection of Ukraine – every complication for things in Russia, the president emphasized.
This week, the Ukraine military broke the three Russian missile systems, Scanander and caused other painful losses to the invaders. President Vladimir Zelensky said in a video message tonight on Saturday, June 7.
He said he heard defense minister Rustem Umarov and the commander -in -chief of the armed forces of the armed forces of Alexander Sirsky’s armed forces about military actions ahead.
“There is one thing to thank. Our warriors have successfully destroyed Russian positions this week-it was certainly the positions in which they were beaten to Ukraine, according to our communities, to our people. Recently, three attitudes of the scanander were destroyed-it was just the destruction of the kilsticks, aerodromes,”,-aircraft. Zelensky said.
According to him, all of this contributes to the protection of Ukraine – every complication for things in Russia.
The President emphasized that the Russians are trying to show that they do not lend themselves to any pressure.
“But it is very important that the world understands: as pressure in Russia has entered the process of negotiations, the pressure can force Russia to become a realistic in the process of negotiations. This is due to the pressure that is possible, and above all Russian oil penalties and those who are still trade in Russia. Russia must end this war, which has begun to squeeze them before,” said.
Remember, on June 5, Ukraine’s armed forces struck the unit of Russia’s missile forces-the operational-Tactical Missile System (OSRK) scanander in the Klintsy city area, the Bryansk region. One installation is detonated, and the other two are likely to break.
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