Ukraine's leader, who is seeking US-made Tomahawks, says Russia has launched a new wave of 'air terror'.
President Zelenskyy, who is seeking US-made Tomahawks, says Russia has launched a new wave of ‘air terror’ to overcome difficulties on the ground.
By John T Psaropoulos
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Russia is increasing air attacks to compensate for its failure to crack Ukrainian defences on the ground, according to Kyiv.
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