Ukraine's Sybiha says Russian attacks on railways aim to paralyze civilian life
Ukraine's foreign minister calls for increased international pressure in response to what she describes as daily Russian targeting of civilians.
Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said Russia is conducting daily attacks targeting civilians and infrastructure, with railway systems among the targets, according to a statement reported by Ukrinform. Sybiha characterized the attacks as an attempt to "paralyze civilian life" in Ukraine.
Sybiha called for renewed pressure from Ukraine's international partners in response to the attacks, framing each incident as grounds for escalated diplomatic action.
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- Sybiha on Russian attacks on railway: This is attempt to paralyze civilian life — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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