Zelenski Asks Trump to Immediately Adopt Severe Sanctions Against Russia, After Intensifying Missile Attacks
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The Ukrainian leader is demanding that the US president impose severe sanctions on Russia to reduce its missile production capacity, as Russian airstrikes against Ukraine intensify. Meanwhile, Trump is working to bring peace.
The Ukrainian president on Friday asked his US counterpart, Donald Trump, to immediately impose severe sanctions on Russia to reduce its missile production capacity, following the intensification of Russian air attacks on Ukraine.
Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski asked his American counterpart, Donald Trump, on Friday to adopt "just now" "severe" sanctions against Russia in order to prevent Moscow's missile production capabilities from escalating, reports AFP, reports Agerpres.
In a context of intensified Russian strikes against Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky today called on Donald Trump to take "severe" sanctions against Russia in order to impede his ability to produce missiles. Stop the intensive resumption of Russian strikes. Volodymyr Zelensky asked Donald Trump this Friday to quickly take sanctions against Russia, while the war in Ukraine is intensifying again. "We need to impose sanctions now. Th…
Volodimir Zelenski asks Donald Trump to immediately impose severe sanctions on Russia, aimed at limiting the production of ballistic missiles. Ukrainian leader says he doesn't understand why Washington can't make any faster decisions like this. Kiev leader asks Trump to "even now" adopt severe sanctions against Moscow, with a focus on [...]
Volodymyr Zelenskyy is demanding that Donald Trump immediately impose tough sanctions on Russia. The Ukrainian president promises to limit Moscow's ability to produce missiles as the attacked country faces increased air strikes.
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