– I weighed my daughter and ran for cover. I pray and hope, says Sabina Musina to news. She lives in Kyiv, and woke up last night to the loud explosions. According to Musina, it is quiet in Kyiv no. Ukrainian President Zelenskyj has visited various NATO countries in recent days, and returned to intense attacks in Kyiv last night. Russia has attacked from the north, south and east, with both drones, cruise missiles and possibly ballistic missiles, according to the chief of defense in Ukraine, Valery Zaluzhny. Several vehicles caught fire after the attack last night. Photo: Pavlo Petro All missiles are said to have been shot down by the Ukrainian air force. This has led to several fires around the city. Attack from several sides – The attack was unusually concentrated with the maximum number of rockets in the shortest possible time, reports the head of the military administration in Kyiv on Telegram. Three people were injured in the attack, according to the mayor of Kyiv, Vitalij Klitschko. A large building is said to have been destroyed, in addition to several cars catching fire and wreckage falling over an animal park. Photo: INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF WAR AND AEI’S CRITICAL THREATS PROJECT Zelenskyj on NATO tour Zelenskyj visited Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in Great Britain yesterday, who announced that they would provide “hundreds” of anti-aircraft missiles and long-range drones to Ukraine. He has previously been in Italy, Germany and France. Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak, promised to give more weapons to Ukraine. Photo: Reuters In a video greeting from a train, Zelenskyj said that he has secured more protection for the Ukrainian people: – We are coming home with new military aid, newer and more powerful weapons for the front, more protection for our people. The British Prime Minister promised Zelensky long-range cruise missiles and drones. They will also train Ukrainian pilots to fly fighter jets. At the beginning of May, the president attended the Nordic summit in Finland, where the Nordics’ further support for Ukraine was discussed. Norway has decided to give 75 billion to Ukraine over five years. Ukrainian Musina has chosen to remain in her homeland, despite the fact that her country is at war. – There is war here every day, but it is my choice to stay here. To help the country, the children and wait for brothers from the war, says Musina. Also listen:
ttn-69