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Zelensky Visits Moscow-Friendly Serbia Amid Deadly Russian Strikes on Kyiv

Zelensky Visits Moscow-Friendly Serbia Amid Deadly Russian Strikes on Kyiv
As Russia, Ukraine Trade Missiles, Zelensky Lands In Moscow-Friendly Serbia · NDTV

Russia and Ukraine are two countries that have been fighting for a long time.

Recently, Russia attacked the capital city of Ukraine, Kyiv, with drones and missiles.

The attack killed four people, including a small child, and hurt many others.

Ukraine's leader, President Zelenskyy, traveled to a country called Serbia to ask for friendship and support.

Serbia is friendly with Russia, but its leader said Ukraine is also a friendly nation.

At the same time, Ukraine attacked fuel factories in Russia.

Ukraine says it does not have enough special missiles to stop Russia's rockets.

It wants to build its own protective missiles, but the permission paperwork from America is moving very slowly.

Both countries are telling very different stories about who is right.

Key facts

Ukrainian President
Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Serbian President
Aleksandar Vucic
Killed in Kyiv strikes
4 people, including a child
Overnight Russian drones
151 launched, 135 intercepted or downed
Russian refineries struck
Ilsky (Krasnodar) and Syzran (Samara)
Wounded at Ilsky refinery
6 people
Ukrainian air defense tally last month
About 5,300 of roughly 9,000 drones and missiles shot down (just under 60%)
Patriot interceptors
The sole weapon in Ukraine's arsenal able to shoot down ballistic missiles

Quotes

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy

President of Ukraine

“There are fewer of these missiles in 2026. In 2025 there were more, I'll tell you honestly, in terms of monthly supplies.”
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“The situation in Ukraine is difficult. There were also attack drones.”
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