US EditionZelenskyy Says Russian Strikes Damaged All Ukrainian Power Plants, Calls Putin a ‘Slave to War’
President Zelensky said Russian strikes damaged all Ukrainian power plants, forcing millions to endure heating cuts and urged faster Western air-defense deliveries.
- On Saturday, Volodymyr Zelenskyy said all Ukrainian power plants have been damaged by Russian attacks, forcing millions to face heating shortages in winter.
- Russia's demand that Ukraine cede parts of Donetsk has been rejected by Kyiv, while Ukraine and Western partners accused Moscow of targeting energy infrastructure to deprive civilians of electricity and heat.
- Zelenskyy urged speedier deliveries of Western interceptors for Patriot and NASAMS missile systems and praised thousands of energy repair workers as Ukraine's national electricity generation continues despite damage.
- With no diplomatic breakthrough visible, Ukraine urged Western allies to make faster political decisions ahead of next week's US-brokered talks in Geneva, following two rounds in Abu Dhabi.
- With the war's fourth anniversary days away, Zelenskyy said Ukraine will hold elections only after security guarantees and ceasefire are agreed, comparing Vladimir Putin, President of Russia, to Adolf Hitler.
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Since the beginning of this year, the Russians have been bombing the civilian infrastructure of major cities so intensively that hundreds of apartments in Kyiv have been without heating for weeks.
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Zelensky labels Putin a 'slave to war'
Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky denounced Russia's Vladimir Putin as a "slave to war" in a speech to the Munich Security Conference Saturday, adding that Russia's attacks had damaged every power plant in the country.
Zelenskyy says Russian strikes damaged all Ukrainian power plants, calls Putin a ‘slave to war’
Every power plant in Ukraine has been damaged by Russian attacks, forcing millions to face heating cuts in the cold, President Volodymyr Zelensky told the Munich Security Conference Saturday, calling Russia's Vladimir Putin a "slave to war."
Russian President Vladimir Putin is the main obstacle to peace, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in a speech at the Munich Security Conference. He called Putin a slave of war and reiterated his call for solid security guarantees and increased aid to Ukraine.
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