Zelenski's reaction, after Russia bombarded the building of the state administration in Herson: “Fully sick creatures”

Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski has harshly condemned the Russian attack on the Herson administration building, cataloging them as “completely sick creatures” and asking for more pressure on Moscow for the end of the war.

The building of the Herson administration was set on the ground by the bombings of the Russians. Photo: X.
Volodimir Zelenski, the President of Ukraine, reacted firmly after Russia bombed the state administration building in the Herson region in the south of the country. The attack was performed by two raids with sliding bombs (built by adding foldable wings and satellite navigation to the old Soviet bombs), which completely destroyed the administrative headquarters.
He says that the obedients, which come shortly after Ukraine managed to destroy much of Russia's strategic nuclear aviation, have no military justification and qualified them as “deliberate acts”, saying that the Russians “are completely sick creatures”.
On his official account on the X platform, the president posted pictures with the destroyed building and sent a harsh message to the international community.
“It takes force to stop them from destroying and killing. Everyone sees clearly who has such a force and yet does not use it in favor of peace. Unfortunately, it does not use it,” Volodimir Zelenski said, referring primarily to the administration of US President Donald Trump.
The Kiev leader ended his message by expressing his gratitude to all countries and people who support Ukraine in these difficult times and contribute to the security of his population.
We remind you that in recent months the Ukrainian authorities have repeatedly and increasingly requesting new sanctions against Russia, to force the cessation of military aggression. Kiev also proposed a temporary ceasefire for 30 days, but Moscow continues to refuse this approach, while intensifying its offensive on several sectors of the front.




