Zelenskyy said there are more than 200 Russian cruise missiles every day
Russia produces and deploys more than 200 guided aerial bombs every day, despite the sanctions imposed against it. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called on partners to tighten restrictions on the Russian defense industry to prevent the production of missiles, bombs, and drones.
He noted that Russian forces attacked Kramatorsk and Stepanivka in the Sumy region overnight, resulting in civilian casualties, including a child.
The regions of Cherkasy, Kherson, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, Odesa, Kharkiv, Zhytomyr, Kirovohrad, Mykolaiv, and Chernihiv were also targeted.

“There are wounded people in these regions, including children, and high-rise buildings, private homes, and infrastructure facilities have been damaged. All the wounded are receiving the necessary medical care.

Every day, Russia uses approximately 220 guided bombs against our frontline communities—weapons that the aggressor’s defense industry continues to produce and modify despite sanctions. We need to apply pressure on every supply chain for foreign components and every enterprise that contributes to these attacks on human life. Russian missiles, bombs, and drones can be stopped not in our skies, but at the production stage. “I thank everyone who is making this possible through additional sanctions,” Zelenskyy emphasized.


We previously reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked a large Wildberries warehouse complex.
Attacks on Wildberries could exacerbate Russia’s economic problems — The Wall Street Journal.
As a reminder, sales of military goods on Wildberries fell following the Ukrainian attacks.
The Russian marketplace Wildberries plans to launch a network of “partner hubs” for storing goods as part of its support for sellers and owners of order pickup points.