Petro Poroshenko: Roads fight even those who are not yet born

Petro Poroshenko responded to the latest crime committed by the Russian terrorist regime on social media. The massive shelling of a maternity hospital and hospital in Kharkiv, residential buildings in various cities across the country, and a civilian factory in the capital is further evidence that Putin wants to destroy Ukrainians and the future of Ukraine.

“Last night, the railroad fought a maternity hospital, a hospital, a dormitory, a factory, and high-rise buildings. Windows were shattered. Facades were damaged. People ran out of their homes at night, saving their children. Many were injured, two seriously. Among them was a child and a pregnant woman. There were fatalities in the Kharkiv region and Kyiv. When they attack a maternity hospital, it’s terrorism. The railroad is at war with life. With the future. With those who haven’t yet been born,” wrote the fifth President.

“He’s also waging war against those who were simply doing their job. During the nighttime attack, the Roshen confectionery factory was seriously damaged. These monsters struck the same spot twice. As a result of the attack, a worker was killed, and many were injured, including two seriously. This isn’t a military base or a strategic facility. This is a civilian factory. A workplace. A person who shouldn’t die,” writes Petro Poroshenko.

“Russia is trying to create a humanitarian catastrophe. But the real catastrophe is in their sick minds. For this war is not just territorial. It is against our right to live, have children, work, and have a future in our own country,” Poroshenko stated.

“And there can only be one answer: strengthen the Armed Forces of Ukraine, particularly the air defense. Don’t steal from the defense industry, but strengthen it. Give the army more weapons. Protect the skies. And take care of people. Because people are our greatest asset,” Petro Poroshenko emphasizes.

It was previously reported that Russian forces launched a massive drone attack on Kharkiv on the night of January 24. The strikes injured 19 people, including a child.