Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski appealed to President Donald Trump to visit his country to “understand what Putin did” after he tore a Russian ballistic missile to a city, killing 34 people and wounding 119 others on Sunday.
“Please, before any kind of decisions, any kind of negotiations, comes to see people, civilians, warriors, hospitals, churches, destroyed or dead children,” Zelinski said while referring to Trump in an interview with an interview with CBS on Sunday.
He also referred to his catastrophic meeting at the White House with Trump and Vice President JD Vance in February to collapse in a live conflict, as Vans led some of the strongest attacks on Zelenskyy during the extraordinary exchange.
“It seems to me that the vice president justifies somehow He said: “Putin’s actions, referring to Russian President Vladimir Putin.” I tried to explain, “You can’t find something in the middle. There is a aggressor and there is a victim. The Russians are the aggressor, and we are the victim.”
In the past, Trump blamed Ukraine for the invasion of Russia and said that the country “should never start it” while Zelinski accuses a lie of being a “dictator”.
“The Russian narration is prevalent in the United States,” Zelinski said.
On Sunday, Russian missiles were torn in the heart of Sumi, a city near the Russian border, where many residents were attending the church on Sunday. The most bloody Russian strike so far this year was.
Andrei Yermak, Chief of Staff Zellinski, said that Russian missiles contain cluster munitions – small explosive bombs launched from a missile or missile scattered on a wide area and made bombs unsuccessful.
Trump described the attack as “terrible”, and said that the Russian forces “made a mistake” without making what this error was.
When asked about the use of ballistic missiles, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told a regular news conference.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said in a statement that more than 60 Ukrainian soldiers were killed by “Eskander Tactics”. According to the Defense Defense Alliance, ISKANDER-M is a short-range ballistic missile from the roof to the surface, according to the missile defense alliance, a non-profit organization calling for the development and deployment of missile defense of the United States and its allies.
The strikes coincided with the continuous diplomatic efforts by the United States to the broker for a ceasefire between Moscow and Kiev. On Friday, Trump’s private envoy, Steve Whitchov, and Putin met in St. Petersburg.
Moscow was not commented and does not know what was said at the meeting, which did not include representatives from Ukraine.
Inside Russia, prominent commentators called on the Kremlin called on the government to make condolences for the death of civilians in Sumi, some of whom were killed in a place where people gathered to the award ceremony of the Ukrainian army.
“It will be appropriate for Russia to officially express its condolences now in light of the large number of civil losses in Sumi and at the same time to invite Zelinski and the Ukraine armed forces to stop gathering children, civilians in general, for military events,” said Russian expert Sergey Marcov in a post in a post in a publication in a post in a post in a post in a post in a post in the position.
The attack on Sumi sparked widespread condemnation elsewhere, including some Trump officials and foreign leaders.
On Sunday, the American Special Envoy to Ukraine, Keith Kelog, said that the attack is through a “any line of decency” while Foreign Minister Marco Rubio said that the United States “extends our deepest condolences to the victims of the terrifying Russian missile attack today”, with the addition of “more modern reminder” to Trump’s time and effort to end the war.
In Germany, the waiting advisor described the waiting, Friedrich Mirz, while talking to the German broadcaster Adrar on Sunday the attack as “a treachery … a serious, thoughtful and intended war crime”, while British Prime Minister Kiir will continue to be “horrific in Russia’s terrible attacks.