Russia is aimed at our power plants to compensate for its failure: Zelensky

Kyiv, October 12 (IANS). In the midst of the ongoing war with Russia, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky said that global diplomacy takes into account the Middle East and uses Russia. Zelensky said Putin aggravated the situation at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant. To compensate for its failure on the ground, Russia has made its attacks on our energy even more brutal. Zelensky said our warriors did a very good job. He stopped it all. Ukrainian units continue their counter-attacks in the Dobropylia area and elsewhere, especially in the Zaporozhye sector near Enrikhiv, where our troops have so far advanced more than 3 kilometers. It is important that our counter -attacks in diplomacy also succeed. Everyone will have to produce results: The Ministry of Foreign Affairs, all government institutions and even our informal diplomacy. Earlier, Zaleski wrote on social media platforms that the abolition of many areas of Ukraine continued all week and in many areas air raid fires began to sound again due to the threat of attacking drones. Russia continues air riding against our cities and communities, and increases the attacks on our energy infrastructure. He said that the immorality of these crimes is so great that the Russians kill our people every day. On Saturday, an air bomb killed a child in a church in Kostiantyynivka. In total, more than 3.100 drones, 92 missiles and about 1.360 sliding bombs this week were used alone against Ukraine. Our services are still working to recover from attacks, restore and support all our people where necessary. It is important that local leaders ensure appropriate assistance to those affected. He said sanctions, rates and joint action against Russian oil buyers who finance this war should remain a discussion topic. And it is this approach that can pave the way for lasting peace for Europe. The world can guarantee it along with the peace process in the Middle East. I thank everyone who helps with this. -—IANS MS/