Ukraine requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council after the massive Russian attacks on October 29, - Foreign Minister Andrei Sibiga, according to the minister, at least 20 people were killed and more than 80 were injured, including children, as a result of the attacks. Residential buildings, civil infrastructure and railway facilities were damaged. Sibig mentioned the Dnieper, Chernigov, Kermanchog and Kiev. The Foreign Minister called the attacks a violation of international law and the UN Charter. He also accused Russia of using its position as a permanent member of the Security Council to block the body's work. "Any new Russian attack should provoke a more decisive international response, and not another round of ordinary statements," Sibiga stressed. The minister called on the international community to increase pressure on Russia, tighten sanctions and provide Ukraine with additional air defense assets. According to him, Moscow must understand that continued attacks will lead to results, not concessions.

Ukraine requested an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council after the massive Russian attacks on October 29, - Foreign Minister Andrei Sibiga, according to the minister, at least 20 people were killed and more than 80 were injured, including children, as a result of the attacks. Residential buildings, civil infrastructure and railway facilities were damaged. Sibig mentioned the Dnieper, Chernigov, Kermanchog and Kiev. The Foreign Minister called the attacks a violation of international law and the UN Charter. He also accused Russia of using its position as a permanent member of the Security Council to block the body's work. "Any new Russian attack should provoke a more decisive international response, and not another round of ordinary statements," Sibiga stressed. The minister called on the international community to increase pressure on Russia, tighten sanctions and provide Ukraine with additional air defense assets. According to him, Moscow must understand that continued attacks will lead to results, not concessions.