Zelensky Labels Putin a 'War Man' Amid Ongoing Attacks on Kyiv

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin as a 'war man' following a prolonged air assault on Kyiv that lasted nearly 10 hours, resulting in at least two deaths and 44 injuries. This attack, part of a series of assaults on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, underscores the ongoing conflict as Zelensky prepares for a critical meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump. Zelensky is seeking legally binding security guarantees for Ukraine and additional air defense systems amid the escalating violence. The situation is dire as over 40% of residential buildings in Kyiv lack heating during freezing temperatures, and local authorities are struggling to manage the aftermath of the attacks.

Key Details: • Zelensky's meeting with Trump is scheduled for Sunday. • Recent attacks resulted in 2 fatalities and 44 injuries, including children. • Over 40% of Kyiv's residential buildings are without heating. • Zelensky is advocating for enhanced air defense systems from allies. • Poland has sent combat aircraft in response to the attacks.