Russia-Ukraine War; Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky said in a statement that Russia is using advanced technology by deploying dozens of drones in order to overcome the war.
Giving a full image, Zelensky said that Russia magnificently launched more than 30 drone attacks on Ukrainian territory in just two days.
In addition, the Ukrainian president stated that Moscow had also carried out approximately 4,500 missile strikes and over 8,000 air raids.
Speaking from the Ukrainian capital city of Kyiv standing beside what appeared to be a downed Iranian Shahed drone, Mr. Zelensky pledges to clip the wings of Russia’s air power control.
Europe officials believe that Iran has largely supplied a big number of drones to Russia in order to be successful in the ongoing war.
The air power signal comes after United States Secretary Antony Blinken identify Russia as aggressive use of drones as “appalling”.
Furthermore, the top US diplomat accused Russian military commanders of using advanced technological devices to destroy Ukraine and kill its people, the statement was said during a visit to the Canadian capital of Ottawa.
“In fact, Canada and the United States will keep working hand in hand with our allies and partners to expose and purely expose Iran’s provision of deadly war weapons,” Mr. Blinken stated.
Giving a red light signal in the past weeks, Russian attacks have targeted Ukraine’s civilian infrastructures, and water supply and also damaged the country’s electricity.
The European countries say that Iran is supplying its domestically developed drones to Russia and that Iranian military experts are significantly in Russian-occupied Crimea to provide technical support to the military pilots.
Ukraine has pointed out the drones used in some attacks on its infrastructures as Iranian Shahed-136 drones identified by Volodymyr Zelensky.
Kyiv says that around 400 drones have been already used by Moscow in the war, from a total order of at least 2,000 weapons.
On the other hand, Tehran has typically denied that it has struck any arms deal with the Kremlin, and Moscow also denies using Iranian drones.
Iran’s Foreign Minister Hossein Amir-Abdollahian on Wednesday called upon the accusations “baseless” and urged Ukraine to “present any evidence supporting the accusations”.
However, United States officials have said in a statement that they will supply Ukraine with an additional $275m (£237m) of military aid, according to the Associated Press.
The military assistance is expected to be used to restock ammunition for Ukrainian artillery systems, including the HIMARS launchers that Kyiv’s forces have used to great effect.
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