Ukraine sinks cargo ship linked to Putin’s state nuclear corporation as Zelensky begs West for more missiles after latest Russian strike on Kyiv kills nine
Ukraine reportedly sank a cargo ship linked to Russia’s state nuclear corporation, Rosatom, as President Volodymyr Zelensky renewed calls for Western partners to supply more air-defence missiles. The developments came after a Russian strike on Kyiv killed nine people, underlining Ukraine’s vulnerability to continuing aerial attacks and the pressure on its air-defence systems.
The vessel’s alleged connection to Rosatom makes the sinking symbolically significant, although the article does not establish its cargo or the operational details of the attack. Zelensky’s appeal focused on obtaining additional missiles to counter Russian drones and missiles, following the latest deadly strike on the Ukrainian capital.
- Ukraine reportedly sank a Rosatom-linked cargo ship.
- A Russian strike on Kyiv killed nine people.
- Zelensky urged allies to provide more air-defence missiles.