"You should spend at least one night in Kharkiv": Kuleba emotionally addressed the world after the attack
The minister told Western partners that "there is currently no other place for the "Patriot".
Minister for Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba / Photo: Associated Press
Following the massive Russian attack on April 11, Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba once again urged the country's partners to provide additional "Patriot" air defense systems.
The Minister posted the corresponding message on the social network X.
Kuleba noted that overnight Russia launched over 80 missiles and drones at Ukraine, primarily targeting critical civilian infrastructure. Six of the missiles were ballistic.
"Ukraine is the only country in the world that faces ballistic missile strikes. There is currently no other place for "Patriot"," the Foreign Minister emphasized.
"I am confident that if those who have the power to provide them to Ukraine spent just one night in Kharkiv, all necessary decisions would be made quickly. And I would be ready to go with them," the Minister concluded.
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