On November 9, there will be a meeting of the UN Security Council on the issue of Ukraine.
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Andriy Sibiga, referring to the meeting, emphasized that Ukraine remains committed to achieving a comprehensive, just and lasting peace.
"While diplomatic efforts continue, the world should not lose sight of the human losses caused by Russian aggression. "Every day, citizens across Ukraine are subjected to Russian attacks on their homes, communities and critical infrastructure," the foreign minister noted.
In just the past few weeks, Russia has carried out a series of massive attacks using drones, air-guided bombs and missiles. Hospitals, humanitarian facilities, energy infrastructure, residential areas and important facilities for ensuring nuclear safety remain under attack.
"These are not isolated cases. These are elements of a systematic campaign against civilians and infrastructure on which the lives of millions depend. Having failed to break Ukraine's resolve, Russia continues to inflict suffering on peaceful people.
"Today, Ukraine will call on the international community to make efforts to stop these attacks, strengthen the protection of the civilian population, increase the pressure on the attacking country and uphold the principles of the UN Charter," the minister stressed.