President Zelensky has asked allies to contribute to the protection of Ukraine's airspace, following Russian attacks that resulted in four deaths and 20 injuries.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reiterated his call to Western allies to more actively support Ukraine's air defense, following massive attacks from Friday night to Saturday, which resulted in the deaths of four people and injuries to approximately 20. During a meeting in London, Zelensky discussed the delivery of long-range weaponry and modern air defense systems. Russia launched new Iskander-M ballistic missiles and 64 attack drones, while the Ukrainian Air Force managed to destroy 50 drones and four missiles. The attacks targeted several regions, including Kyiv, where casualties were reported. The Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed that the attacks targeted Ukrainian military and energy infrastructures, and Zelensky emphasized that Russia has launched approximately 770 ballistic missiles this year, intensifying attacks amid falling temperatures.