The UN Secretary General condemned last night's Russian attack on Ukraine and demanded an immediate halt to such actions


The enemy on the night of 14 November staged an air terror of the whole Ukraine - this time Kiev and the region suffered the most.
UN Secretary-General António Guterres has issued a tough statement after Russia's large-scale night attack on Ukraine on 14 November. In his post on social network X, he condemned the Russian missile and drone terror and stressed: strikes on civilians and civilian infrastructure are unacceptable and must stop immediately.
I strongly condemn Russia's large-scale missile and drone strikes on several regions of Ukraine. Attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure are unacceptable and must stop immediately," Guterres said.
The UN chief also reiterated his call for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire, calling it the first step towards a just and sustainable peace that guarantees Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity.
What happened on the night of 14 November
Ukraine experienced one of the most massive attacks in recent times. Kiev and the region, as well as Poltava, Kharkiv, Odessa and Cherkasy regions were under attack.
Russia fired at the country:
dagger aeroballistic missiles
kalibr and Zirkon cruise missiles
shaked,Geranium and other types of drones
The night attack had tragic consequences:
Six people were killed in Kiev.
Up to 40 people were injured, many in serious condition.
Numerous fires broke out in high-rises, private homes, warehouses and open areas.
Damage to critical and civilian infrastructure was reported.
Light, gas and water were lost in the capital and a number of regions.
Ukraine is still dealing with the aftermath of the attack, while the international community is increasing pressure on Russia to stop strikes on civilians.
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