Zelensky denounces the most deadly bombings in Kyiv of the last 9 months while Trump claims: “Vladimir, for!”

The president of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, denounced Russia’s last attack on Kyiv and said it is necessary to exert more pressure to move towards a high fire.

“I do not see much pressure on Russia or new packages of strong sanctions against Russian aggression,” said the president this Thursday from South Africa, where he is a diplomatic trip to meet with the president of this country, Cyril Ramaphosa.

These statements occur after the deadliest attack against the Ukrainian capital in the last nine months.

The attack, where at least 10 people have died and more than 70 have been injured, was against civil infrastructure, including the Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital. Other parts of Ukraine were also attacked, including Sumy and Zhytomyr.

Zelensky described the attack as “one of the most difficult and shameless” in Russia.

For its part, the Russian Defense Ministry said that these bombings were aimed at “aviation, coheteria and space, construction of machinery and tanks in Ukraine, as well as fuel -producing companies for rockets and gunpowder.”

“The objectives of the attack have been achieved. All facilities have been attacked,” said the Ministry of Defense in a statement.

The president of the United States, Donald Trump, sent a message to the president of Russia Vladimir Putin through his social network account social shortly before 8:30 local time of Washington DC in which he criticized the attacks.

“I am not happy with the Russian attacks in Kyiv. Unnecessary and in a bad time. Vladimir, to! 5000 soldiers die a week. We achieve the peace agreement!”

“He [Zelensky] You can have peace or can fight another three years before losing the whole country, “Trump wrote on Wednesday, adding that Zelensky was” the man without letters to play. “

After these accusations to the Ukrainian president of being harming the peace negotiations and accusing him of prolonging the “field of death”, this new message for Putin is a relatively unusual conviction of Russian attacks and a sample of his frustration.

The US President promised to resolve the Ukraine war from the first day of his presidency and on the 100th day he will be fulfilled at the end of this month. But as demonstrated by the deadly night attacks in Kyiv and other parts of Ukraine, an end for war is not glimpsed.

“This is not an accusation, we say it very directly and without any emotion: we believe that if more pressure on Russia is exerted, we can bring our positions closer,” Zelensky said.

And he said that the fact that they remain willing to sit at the table to negotiate with Moscow after everything that happened is in itself an agreement.

In addition, he stressed that a high fire is “only the first step.”

Peace conversations between the two countries are stagnant and, as noted by Russia editor of the BBC Vitaliy Shevchenko, Russian attacks do not give signs of decreasing.

Since April 4, the Russians attacked in three more points in the country with a total of 65 civil victims.

The “brutal attacks show that Russia, not Ukraine, is the obstacle to peace,” said Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha.

In addition, this joins that in recent days, Ukraine and Russia accused each other of raping the “Easter truce” of 30 hours announced by the Putin on Saturday, a period already expired.

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