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“We Will Not Let Him Win”: Rishi Sunak Response To Zelensky Following Russian Strike On Ukraine

On Friday, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak responded to Russia’s latest missile strikes on Ukraine that Russian President Vladimir Putin will stop at nothing to achieve his aim of eradicating freedom and democracy.

Rishi Sunak tweeted, “These widespread attacks on Ukraine’s cities show Putin will stop at nothing to achieve his aim of eradicating freedom and democracy”, through his official ‘X’ handle.

“We will not let him win”, he added in his tweet.

Sunak went on to say, “We must continue to stand with Ukraine – for as long as it takes”.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reported, “A maternity ward, educational facilities, a shopping mall, multi-story residential buildings and private homes, a commercial storage, and a parking lot. Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa, Dnipro, Kharkiv, Zaporizhzhia, and other cities”.

“Today, Russia uses nearly every type of weapon in its arsenal: “Kindzhals,” S-300s, cruise missiles, and drones. Strategic bombers launched X-101/X-505 missiles. A total of around 110 missiles were fired against Ukraine, with the majority of them being shot down”, he continued in his tweet.

Zelensky went on to say, “Unfortunately, there have been fatalities and injuries as a result of the strikes. All services are working around the clock and providing the necessary aid. My condolences to those who have lost their loved ones. I wish a speedy recovery to those injured”.

“We will surely respond to terrorist strikes. And we will continue to fight for the security of our entire country, every city, and every citizen. Russian terror must and will lose”, Zelensky added in his tweet.

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Spriha Rai

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