Russia will continue to target the sites used by the Ukrainian army, said Russian Foreign Minister in an interview broadcast on Sunday, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that Russia has already conducted 70 attacks.
The head of Russian diplomacy, Sergei Lavrov, said that a deadly Russian missile strike on a residential building in kyiv last week did not target an “absolutely civil” target.
“We will continue to target the sites used by the Ukrainian army, certain foreign mercenaries and by instructors officially sent by Europeans to help target Russian civil sites,” said Lavrov in the CBS “Face The Nation” program, in an interview recorded Thursday after the attack.
The strike, which left at least 12 dead, earned Vladimir Putin a rare reproach of American President Donald Trump on social networks on Friday: “Vladimir, Stop. »»
-Zelensky, who met Trump in Rome on Saturday before Pope Francis’ funeral, wrote on Telegram that his commander -in -chief had pointed out to him that Russia had already led nearly 70 attacks on Sunday. He described an always difficult situation.
“The situation on the front and the real activity of the Russian army prove that there is currently not enough pressure on the part of the world to end this war,” he added on Sunday.
Lavrov also said that Russia had never received a help proposal to operate the Zaporijia nuclear power plant.
He also said that Russia would be willing to store Iran’s enriched nuclear equipment if the United States and Iran considered it useful.
