Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has again called for a ceasefire in the air and at sea, while saying Russia is the "sole source" of war in his country.
According to foreign media, the Ukrainian President has now appealed for a pause in the fighting three times in recent days.
Today, he said there should be "silence in the skies," which would include "a ban on the use of missiles, long-range drones, and aerial bombs."
"And silence at sea - a real guarantee of normal sailing," he wrote on the social network 'X', reports A2 CNN.
"Ukraine is ready to follow the path to peace, and it is Ukraine that strives for peace from the first second of this war," Zelensky further said.
"The task is to force Russia to stop the war," he continued, writes A2 CNN.
The "first steps" towards a "real peace" must include "forcing the sole source of this war, Russia, to stop attacks on life," he added.
He also referred to the "massive attack" on Ukrainian gas infrastructure overnight that has been reported.
"In total, the Russians used nearly 70 missiles, both cruise and ballistic, as well as almost 200 attack drones," he said.
All of this was directed against the infrastructure that ensures normal life. (A2 Televizion)
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