President Volodyymyr Zenskyy has criticized the lack of “real reactions” of the international community and is still following a large -scale Russian attack with drones, bombs and missiles against Ukraine.
“Unfortunately, there is no adequate, strong reaction of the world to everything that happens,” said Zenskyy in his daily video address and noticed the increasing scale and courage of the attacks.
“This is exactly why (Russian President Vladimir) Putin does it: he just laughs at the West, for his silence and the absence of decisive countermeasures.”
Zenskyy stated that Russia has so far rejected all the proposals to end the war or at least stop the attacks.
“Russia tries to openly destroy our civil infrastructure, and at the moment, before the winter, it focuses on gas infrastructure, power generation and transmission,” he said.
The Russian army attacked Ukraine at night with 53 missiles and various waves of drones.
Five people were killed and 18 others were injured throughout the country, the Ukrainian authorities said.
Four people, including a 15-year-old, died in a combined drone and rocket attack on LVIV, according to regional officials and the emergency service of Ukraine.
It was the largest air raid on the city and the surrounding region since the full invasion of Russia on 24 February 2022, according to Maksym Kozytskyi, head of the local military administration.
Earlier in the war, the western city of LVIV was seen as a refuge of the fighting and destruction further east.
In a telegramp post, Kozytskyi said that Russia launched around 140 Shahed Drones and 23 ballistic missiles in the region.
According to a statement from the Ukraine police, at least six people were injured.
The strike left two districts of LVIV without power and disrupted public transport early on Sunday, mayor Andriy Sadovyi reported.
He added that a business complex on the edge of LVIV on fire after the strike on fire and described it as a civil facility disconnected from the war effort of Ukraine.
Zenskyy also regretted on Sunday that the Russian attack drones contain components “that are still supplied from Western countries and various neighboring countries in Russia”.
He was surprised that, even after more than three and a half years of war, it remains unclear how the supply of these critical parts can stop.
“The nearly 500 drones that the Russians used at night contain more than 100,000 components made abroad,” Zenskyy claimed.
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