Zelensky warns Russia that none of its attacks "will go unanswered"

MADRID, 1 Ago. (EUROPA PRESS) -

Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky warned Russia on Sunday that none of his attacks on Ukraine will go unanswered, and has argued that the country's Armed Forces "are prepared" to respond to any "new activity" by Russian troops. .

"None of the Russian attacks will go unanswered by our military and intelligence officers. The Armed Forces of Ukraine are ready to respond to any new activity by the occupiers," the Ukrainian president said in his daily message to the Ukrainian population.

These words have taken place on the day that the country's authorities have certified the death of the country's main cereal businessman, Oleksiy Vadaturskyi, who has died along with his wife in a Russian bombing of the town of Mikolaiv, in the south of the country, as reported by the head of the city administration, Vitali Kim.

"This Sunday there has been one of the most brutal bombardments of Mikolaiv and the region since the beginning of the war. Dozens of missiles and rockets. The occupants have raised residential buildings, schools, other social infrastructure and industrial facilities," Zelensky detailed on the attack on the town in the south of the country.

"The Russian attack has claimed the lives of Oleksiy Vadaturskyi and his wife, Raisa, the founder of one of the largest Ukrainian agricultural companies, a Hero of Ukraine," added the Ukrainian president, who has sent his condolences to the families. and friends of the couple.

In this regard, Zelensky stated that it is "precisely these people, these companies, our southern Ukraine, who have guaranteed the world's food security", adding that "it will always be so", since "Russian terrorists will not be able to destroy Ukraine's social and industrial potential".

"Ukraine and our people, our capabilities are definitely more powerful than any Russian missiles and shells," the Ukrainian president declared.

Zelenski has predicted that Russia "has no chance of winning this war", for which he has stressed to the Ukrainians that "it is necessary to endure, so that even at the tactical levels, the terrorist state feels its defeat".

"We have to hold on in the south, on the east and everywhere. We have to hold on in defense, diplomacy and politics. To preserve our unity, and not only until victory, but also after it, to qualitatively restore everything destroyed by the occupants. I think we will succeed," he added.