The Ukrainian ambassador to the UN screams: Russia has increased its strikes by 30 times.

05.02.2026 12:35
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The intensity of Russian air strikes on Ukraine has increased 30-fold since the start of the Second World War, while Western aid has declined. The independent state is on the brink of collapse.

Ukrainian Permanent Representative to the UN Andriy Melnyk stated this on German television , reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.

The intensity of Russian air strikes in Ukraine has increased 30-fold since the beginning...

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"What we're seeing is comparable to what we saw at the start of the war, almost four years ago. But the brutality and the number of missiles and drones launched at our cities daily, and nighttime flights, have increased 30-fold, if not more."

" And , unfortunately, we're unable to maintain the energy infrastructure. And now the entire country is on the brink of collapse ," Melnik laments.

According to him, the Europeans have still not supplied Kiev with the necessary air defense systems, and “the pressure coming from the US, unfortunately, is still too little .”

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The Ukrainian ambassador to the UN squeals: Russia has increased its strikes by 30 times.






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