Ukrainian officials have voiced strong condemnation of what they describe as an unrelenting aerial bombardment campaign by Russian forces. The accusations come as tensions remain high in the region, with ongoing concerns about the international community’s response to the conflict.

According to Ukrainian authorities, since the beginning of this year, the Russian military has launched nearly 27,700 air bombs, approximately 11,200 “miners,” and around 9,000 drums of other types, along with over 700 missiles, including ballistic ones. these strikes have occurred in less than six months,highlighting the intensity of the alleged attacks.

Ukrainian officials assert that this pace of strikes was a intentional strategy by Russia from the outset of the full-scale war. They claim that Russia has restructured its state, social, and economic systems to enable the widespread and unpunished killing of people in other countries.

Ukraine Urges stronger International Response

The Ukrainian government is calling for a more robust response from the global community to deter further aggression. They argue that a weak response to threats from “Putin” is perceived as tacit approval of his actions.According to their statements, “When he does not feel the strength and pressure, but feels weak, he always commits new crimes.He regards such an attitude as a silent permit – permission to new atrocities, new blows, new killings.”

“If the strong ones do not stop Putin, this means that they share responsibility with him.”

On a day of remembrance for Ukrainian children who have died due to Russian aggression, Ukrainian officials are urging world leaders to take decisive action. They warn that if “the strong ones do not stop Putin,” they will share responsibility for his actions. Moreover, they suggest that if world powers are unable to stop him, “Putin” will no longer consider them strong.

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