Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha has published a video with the sounds of air defense over his house and stressed that the aggressor state russia will begin to take peace seriously only when it feels pressure of a different level.
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Take a listen to the sounds above my home–and thousands of Ukrainian homes–this morning. Air defense is repelling Russian strikes.
– Andrii Sybiha 🇺🇦 (@andrii_sybiha) June 1, 2025
Ukraine has been under massive air attack since last night, with ballistic, cruise, and cluster missiles, as well as hundreds of drones, targeting… pic.twitter.com/jp53vGu869
"Take a listen to the sounds above my home–and thousands of Ukrainian homes–this morning. Air defense is repelling russian strikes," the message says.
Sybiha stressed that since last night, Ukraine has been under massive air attacks using ballistic, cruise, and cluster missiles, as well as hundreds of drones, which are targeting people across the country.
“While Russia claims to be preparing for meetings to discuss peace, what it actually does is attack, terrorize, and destroy,” he added.
The Ukrainian Foreign Minister stressed that, speaking about the meetings, russia has not yet sent its so-called “memorandum” to Ukraine, Turkey, the US, or anyone else. He stressed that no one even knows what russia is going to talk about, instead the aggressor state is launching new attacks on Ukraine.
"Unlike the mythical "memorandum", we can clearly see and hear Russia’s true “messages”, its missiles and drones. Everyone needs to hear and see that Russia clearly rejects peace, ceasefire, and any constructive proposals from around the world. Russia will only become serious about peace once it feels another level of pressure.
As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on the night of June 1, russian occupiers attacked Zaporizhzhia with Shaheds. Critical infrastructure facilities of the city were damaged, as well as houses. Three people were injured.
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