The UN Security Council will hold a meeting on the situation in Ukraine on Monday, 9 November. This was reported by Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha.
According to him, the meeting will begin at 17:00 local time.
Sybiha stressed that despite diplomatic efforts, Russia continues to attack Ukrainian cities and critical infrastructure. In recent weeks, Russian forces have launched attack drones, guided aerial bombs and missiles at Ukraine.
Hospitals, humanitarian facilities, energy infrastructure, residential areas and sites important for nuclear safety remain under attack.
"These are not isolated incidents. They are part of a systematic campaign against civilians and the infrastructure on which millions depend," the minister wrote.
During the meeting, Ukraine will urge the international community to help stop Russian attacks, strengthen the protection of civilians, increase pressure on Russia and uphold the principles of the UN Charter.
The minister also emphasised that Ukraine remains committed to achieving a comprehensive, just and lasting peace.
- On the night of 9 November, the Russian army attacked Ukraine with drones, including jet-powered ones, and S8000 Banderol/Dan-T. Air defence neutralised 276 aerial attack assets.