Zelensky's Anger After Kiev Attack: 'The World Can't Stay Silent' as Death Toll Hits 31

New Delhi (The Uttam Hindu): 31 people including 5 children were killed in Russian drone and missile attack on Kiev. After which an official day of mourning was observed in the city. More than 150 people were injured in this attack.

Regarding the attacks, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the youngest victim in Thursday's attacks was two years old, 16 children are among the injured. According to official figures, this is the highest number of children killed and injured in a single attack on Kiev since airstrikes began on the city in October 2022. Regarding this attack, Volodymyr Zelensky said, "So far 31 people have been confirmed dead from the attack, including 5 children. The youngest child was just two years old. My condolences to the families and loved ones of the deceased. 159 people have been injured, including 16 children. Everyone is currently receiving the necessary medical assistance. I am grateful to the rescue workers, police officers, doctors, nurses, all those who are helping people at this time."

'The world should not remain silent'

The Ukrainian President said that once again, this brutal attack by Russia shows the need for increased pressure and additional sanctions on Moscow. No matter how much the Kremlin denies the effectiveness of these sanctions, sanctions work, they must be strengthened further. It is also important that the world does not remain silent about these attacks. I thank all those who have supported our people. We appreciate that President Trump, European leaders and other allies are clearly seeing what is happening and condemning Russia. Zelensky said, "In July alone, Russia used more than 5,100 glide bombs, more than 3,800 drones and about 260 missiles of various types against Ukraine, of which 128 were ballistic. This can only be stopped by joint efforts of the US, Europe and other global powers. Every engagement matters. Every day matters. I thank everyone who helped Ukraine.

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