Ukraine declares fighting to the end after Russian missile strike

Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said Ukraine will continue to liberate territories despite a series of missile attacks by Russia.

"No matter how Russia acts, we will continue to liberate our territory. This is a fight for Ukraine's existence. This is a battle for the existence of international law and a based order. above the rules. So Russia can escalate, Russia can do whatever it wants. But we will keep fighting and we will win," Ukraine's Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba said on Tuesday. /ten.

Mr. Kuleba said that "mostly" of the targets in Russia's attack on October 10 were Ukraine's energy infrastructure.

"I don't know if any major military facilities were targeted. The targets hit this time include energy facilities, residential homes, apartment buildings," Kuleba added. .

According to Foreign Minister Kuleba, Russia's missile strikes on cities in Ukraine are retaliation by Moscow after recent defeats on the battlefield.

"Certainly, the goal of this attack was to terrorize a peaceful population and make their lives more difficult. I believe this was the aftermath of (Russia's) defeat on the battlefield. When the Russian military could not defeat the Ukrainian army, Russia chose to attack civilians in retaliation," added Mr. Kuleba.

When asked if Ukraine was responsible for the massive explosion on the strategic bridge linking Crimea and mainland Russia, Kuleba said he "doesn't know who blew up the bridge".

"I do not rule out the possibility of something happening within Russia because this bridge is very heavily guarded from all sides," Kuleba said.

Ukraine accuses Russia of launching more than 80 missiles at the capital Kiev and eight other cities across Ukraine on October 10. Ukrainian officials say Russian missile strikes have killed at least 11 civilians and injured 64 others. The Russian missile raid comes two days after Moscow accused Kiev of being behind the explosion on the Crimean bridge.

The Russian Defense Ministry said that all of the country's armed forces launched a large-scale attack with high-precision long-range weapons against Ukraine's military, communications and energy targets. Russia claims all targets in Ukraine were hit.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has warned that if Ukraine takes further "terrorist acts" against Russia, Moscow will "respond strongly". The Russian leader said the countermeasures "will be on the same scale as the threats against Russia".

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russian missiles targeted energy facilities and Ukrainian civilians, and accused Moscow of wanting to "obliterate" Ukraine. Mr Zelensky said Ukraine was "dealing with terrorists".

US President Joe Biden yesterday had a conversation with the President of Ukraine, condemning Russia's recent missile attacks and pledging to continue to support security, including advanced air defense systems, for Ukraine.

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