Zelenskyy: Russian missiles won't be shot down from shotguns, which someone is trying to replace useful supplies with
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Ukraine doesn't have enough combat aircraft to destroy all the missiles launched by the occupiers.
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, spoke about this during another video address.
"Russian troops have continued vile shelling of our peaceful cities and our communities. Lviv, Kyiv and region, Zhytomyr region, Sumy region, Kharkiv and region, Chernihiv, Donbas cities like Severodonetsk, Kramatorsk, our Mariupol, everywhere there are missile strikes, airstrikes, missile bombs; we shoot down Russian missiles as much as we can, we destroy their planes and helicopters.
And this happens even though we don't have adequate anti-missile weapons, advanced weapons yet. We don't have enough combat aircraft.
But we have an honest and fair goal: to protect our people, our state. Undoubtedly, we will continue to do everything we can, we will remind some Western leaders even louder that this will be a moral defeat for them, the destruction of their prestige if Ukraine doesn't receive advanced weapons that will really save the lives of thousands of our people. Russian missiles won't be shot down from shotguns, which some are trying to replace useful supplies," said Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
Zelenskyy also said that Russia would pay for the attack on Ukraine. The federation will destroy everything its society has achieved over the past 25 years and return the country to the "turbulent 90s"
"And they will return to where they once began to rise as they say, to the 'turbulent 90s.' Only without freedom, without the creative desire of millions of people to work for the development of their state. This will be Russia's price for the war against Ukraine. It will be a fall, a painful fall. And they will feel it even in spite of the 'opium for the people' from television propagandists. An unjust and aggressive war always has a high price for the aggressor," Zelenskyy said.
