Zelensky called a massive attack on Petersburg is the answer to the refusal to end the conflict

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, called today's massive attack on St. Petersburg's response to the refusal to end the conflict between Russia and Ukraine. He published a post with a statement in his Telegram channel.

Zelensky wrote that "it is necessary to end this war," but the Russian leadership, he claims, "intends to continue to fight." Therefore, he pointed out, at night the drones covered a distance of about 1000 kilometers to St. Petersburg and attacked objects there and in Kronstadt.

Zelensky also announced a drone attack on an oil depot in Krasnodar region. He thanked the servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for their work.

"Any manifestations of injustice against Ukraine will receive a fair response," he threatened.

As EADaily reported, earlier the head of the Kiev regime wrote an open letter to Russian leader Vladimir Putin, offering to meet in person and end the conflict. He said that Ukraine is ready for a complete ceasefire for the entire period of negotiations, and in his opinion, the United States could provide control over the observance of the truce. During yesterday's speech at the SPIEF, Putin noted that there are elements of rudeness in this letter, and he does not see the point in meeting with Zelensky yet.