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Zelenskyy lambastes Putin over Christmas strikes: ‘What could be more inhumane?’

by December 25, 2024
written by December 25, 2024

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy excoriated Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday for launching attacks against energy infrastructure on Christmas Day.

Zelenskyy suggested the attacks were ‘inhumane,’ but said they would not ruin Christmas.

‘Today, Putin deliberately chose Christmas for an attack. What could be more inhumane? Over 70 missiles, including ballistic ones, and more than a hundred attack drones. The targets are our energy infrastructure. They continue to fight for a blackout in Ukraine,’ he declared in a post on X.

The Russian Defence Ministry acknowledged a ‘massive strike’ on its part, saying it hit energy facilities that supported Ukraine’s ‘military-industrial complex,’ Reuters reported.

‘The aim of the strike was achieved. All facilities have been hit,’ the ministry said.

Strikes against Ukrainian fuel and energy sources involved 78 air, ground and sea-launched missiles, in addition to 106 Shaheds and other kinds of drones, Ukraine’s air force claimed, according to The Associated Press.

‘Unfortunately, there have been hits. As of now, there are power outages in several regions. Power engineers are working to restore power supply as soon as possible,’ Zelenskyy noted. 

Still, the Ukrainian leader declared that ‘Russian evil will not break Ukraine and will not spoil Christmas.’

The U.S. has provided billions of dollars’ worth of aid to help Ukraine fight the Russian onslaught that erupted in 2022, but Americans and their congressional representatives have been divided regarding whether the U.S. should continue supplying aid to Ukraine.

President-elect Trump, who will take office on Jan. 20, has called for a cease-fire and negotiations.

In a post on Truth Social this month, Trump declared that ‘Zelenskyy and Ukraine would like to make a deal and stop the madness. They have ridiculously lost 400,000 soldiers, and many more civilians. There should be an immediate ceasefire and negotiations should begin.’

The Associated Press and Reuters contributed to this report.

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