The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, condemned this Saturday the which caused at least three deaths and 17 injuries in various parts of the country invaded by Russian forces.

“Another Russian air attack against Ukraine, directed against critical infrastructure, the electrical grid, the railway and private homes in kyiv, Dnipro, Kharkov, Sumi and other regions. There are dead and injured,” lamented Sibiga on his X account, where he published several images of the destruction caused by the bombing.

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“Russian terror can and must stop”added the head of Ukrainian diplomacy, who asked “collective action” and “greater sanctioning pressure” against Russia, in addition to “greater energy support” and a greater “.

“No one in the world wants this war to continue, except Russia,” stressed the Ukrainian president’s foreign minister, .

Sibiga ended his message with an allusion to possible international support for his country so that Ukraine can have long-range weapons.

Damage at the site of a Russian missile impact in kyiv, Ukraine, on October 25, 2025, amid the Russian invasion. Photo: EFE/EPA/SERGEY DOLZHENKO

Damage at the site of a Russian missile impact in kyiv, Ukraine, on October 25, 2025, amid the Russian invasion. Photo: EFE/EPA/SERGEY DOLZHENKO

“A sufficient long-range force will allow us to deprive of their means of terror, right in the places where they are produced and from where they are launched,” said Sibiga.

The Ukrainian Air Force reported that in the Russian air attack from Friday night to Saturday, hits were recorded with twelve drones and five ballistic missiles in eleven points on Ukrainian territory.

A large part of Ukraine was without electricity this Wednesday, October 22, after Russian attacks that left at least six dead, a day after learning of the postponement of the summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. (AFP)



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