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Russia is trying to intimidate Ukraine and the world with massive missile strikes on October 10th. However, this will only aggravate the resolve to fight the invaders.
On October 10, Minister of Foreign Affairs Dmitry Kuleba wrote about this. He spoke by phone with the head of the European Parliament, Joseph Borrell.
“Borrell confirmed that the EU continues to strongly support Ukraine after Russia's barbaric strikes. New EU decisions are already in the works,” Kuleba wrote.
Massive shelling of Ukraine
Enemy missile hits were recorded in the capital and 14 other regions of the country. The head of the National Police, Igor Klymenko, said that the enemy had killed 11 people and wounded 87 civilians. Law enforcement officers are working on the ground and fixing the crimes of Russians. According to Klymenko, this was the most massive rocket attack since the beginning of a full-scale invasion.
“About 70 objects are known to be damaged, of which 29 are critical infrastructure facilities, 4 multi-storey and 35 private residential buildings, as well as the capital's school,” wrote Klymenko.
Ukraine needs air defense
Russian publicist Andrey Piontkovsky emphasized that Ukraine, first of all, needs air defense. If this does not happen, then the country will be defenseless against massive strikes.
“NasasMS and ATACMS immediately. Only the presence of these opportunities to hit Russian cities will deter Russian attacks on Ukrainian ones,” Piontkovsky said. .
