Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga said that during June, Russia fired more than 330 missiles at peaceful cities and communities in Ukraine, including nearly 80 ballistic missiles.
Points of attention
- Russia launched over 330 missiles at peaceful cities and communities in Ukraine in June, including nearly 80 ballistic missiles.
- Ukrainian Foreign Minister calls for global assistance in stopping Russia's terror and strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities, especially air defense.
Sibiga called on the world to help stop Russia's terror
The head of the Ukrainian foreign ministry wrote about this on the social network X.
According to him, in June, the Russian Federation also released more than 5,000 combat drones and the same number of glide bombs.
The minister noted that this "large-scale terror demonstrates Russia's blatant rejection of US-led peace efforts and their call to stop the killings as a first step towards a peaceful settlement." He also stressed that the only way to force Russia to end the war is to increase pressure on it and strengthen Ukraine.
Such a large number of drones, bombs and missiles, especially ballistic ones, proves the urgency of further strengthening Ukraine's air defense. We need more interceptors and systems. We are also ready to purchase or lease them.
Andriy Sybiga
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine
In addition, the official called for increased investment in the production of defense products in Ukraine, including interceptor drones and air defense systems.
Ukraine is actively working to develop its own potential, but now we need support — given the scale of Russian terror.
In June 2025, Russia launched over 330 missiles, including nearly 80 ballistic missiles, at Ukraine's peaceful cities and communities, as well as over 5,000 combat drones and 5,000 gliding bombs.
— Andrii Sybiha 🇺🇦 (@andrii_sybiha) July 2, 2025
This massive scale of terror demonstrates Russia's blatant rejection of US-led…
He drew attention to the fact that Russian strikes are primarily aimed at the civilian population, including women and children, as well as schools, hospitals, and residential areas.
He also added that, according to the UN, over the past six months, the number of civilian casualties in Ukraine has increased by 37%.
