Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has criticized the United States’ response to recent Russian attacks, calling it insufficient.

Zelenskyy made his remarks following a large-scale Russian attack, described as the most significant since the start of the war.

The attack targeted various Ukrainian regions, including the capital, Kyiv, and caused widespread damage and casualties.

Details of the specific targets and the extent of the destruction are still emerging, but initial reports indicate civilian infrastructure was hit.

Zelenskyy’s criticism suggests that he believes the US could be doing more to aid Ukraine, particularly in terms of providing advanced weaponry and imposing tougher sanctions on Russia.

The US government has not yet publicly responded to Zelenskyy’s direct criticism, although they have reiterated their commitment to supporting Ukraine.

The current level of US support includes military aid packages and economic assistance, but Zelenskyy’s statement indicates his desire for further, potentially more impactful, action.

The situation underscores the ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia, and the international community’s differing perspectives on the appropriate level of intervention.

The conflict continues, with both sides engaged in active combat and diplomatic efforts, however limited, to seek a resolution.