Ukraine's allies can make two decisions that will help put an end to russian terror.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs, Dmytro Kuleba, wrote about this on X (Twitter).
He noted that on August 26, russia struck 15 regions of Ukraine. The occupiers targeted critical objects of civil infrastructure and the energy system.
"There are two specific decisions that our partners can take to help us put an end to Russian terror sooner. First, confirm Ukraine's right to long-range strikes on all legitimate military targets on Russian territory. Second, agree to use the partners' air defense capabilities to shoot down missiles and drones approaching their airspace," he emphasized.
Kuleba added that none of these decisions is an escalation.
"On the contrary, they will deter Russia, help reduce terror and the number of Russian attacks, as well as related casualties. Act now, not later. Help us save lives," Kuleba added.
Recall that President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the russian attack on Ukraine on August 26 a combined attack and one of the largest, aimed at critical civilian infrastructure.
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