Following another aggressive Russian offensive, Zelensky urges U.S. and European intervention
**"Hey there! Let's talk about the latest Russian attack on Ukraine. President Zelensky ain't holding back, calling for a strong response from the world. He recently posted on social media, expressing that the silence of the world isn't the answer, but swift action is required.
According to Zelensky, the attack, which targeted key cities like Kyiv, Odessa, Dnipro, and Chernihiv, involved an outrageous 315 drones and seven missiles. Among these drones were 250 kamikaze Shahed drones, and two North Korean ballistic missiles were also reported.
The bombings led to severe damage to residential buildings and urban infrastructure, with a maternity hospital in Odessa being one of the unfortunate targets. Although the casualty numbers are still being confirmed, initial reports suggest several deaths and at least 13 injuries.
Zelensky's concerns aren't just limited to Ukraine. He's raising the alarm about the evolving nature of Russian drone tech, claiming it poses a broader threat, potentially affecting not just Europe but even Asia. He points out the use of Russian-Iranian drone technologies in North Korea, adding that it's a highly dangerous situation[2].
Zelensky's plea for action extends to international partners, particularly the United States, to counter these threats. He believes the longer the conflict continues, the more advanced and dangerous the warfare technologies will become, threatening global security[3]. It's crucial to see how international partners will respond to these calls for support, and it's essential to protect not just Ukraine but the broader international community as well."
*Sources:1. Associated Press (AP)2. AFP (Agence France-Presse)3. Reuters
Remember to read more about Zelensky accusing the US of diverting "20,000 missiles" promised by Biden for further insights.*"
What about the international community's stance on the war-and-conflicts in Ukraine, given President Zelensky's pleas for action, especially from the United States? As politics and general news unfold, will crime-and-justice be the unintended consequence if the conflict escalates, potentially affecting not just Europe but Asia?
