Zelensky spoke about sanctions, the heroic work of rescuers, and the traitors of Ukraine.
Completion of rescue operations after missile strikes on Ukrainian cities
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky reported that the rescue operations after missile strikes on Ukrainian cities have ended. In Kyiv, the dismantling of rubble has been completed, but in Zaporizhia and Kharkiv, the search for victims continues.
'Unfortunately, lives were taken by these missiles both in Kyiv and in Zaporizhia. My condolences to all the family and friends,' said the head of state.
The president emphasized the need to strengthen Ukraine's air defense, especially against ballistic missiles. Work is underway to obtain modern air defense systems from partners capable of shooting down ballistic missiles.
Zelensky also noted the effectiveness of using Ukrainian drones and missiles against Russian military facilities. 'This indicates that the war is returning home thanks to our drones and missiles targeting Russian military facilities,' he stressed.
Separately, the president commended the work of law enforcement agencies in combating state treason and corruption schemes, warning about the inevitability of punishment for those who act against Ukraine.
This morning, the Security Service of Ukraine conducted searches at the channels of former presenter Viktor Medvedchuk, Max Nazarov, and announced suspicion against him and his accomplice for justifying Russian aggression.
Zelensky also announced a new decree regarding sanctions of the National Security and Defense Council, which will be published the next day.
The president expressed gratitude to everyone who participated in the rescue operations - doctors, emergency service workers, utility services, and police officers, as well as Ukrainian military personnel who ensure the protection of the state.
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