Zelenskiy's comments, which follow repeated warnings from his government to its allies about scarce air defences, reflect the dire situation Ukraine finds itself in as Russia scales up strikes on its energy system.
"There were 11 missiles flying. We destroyed the first seven, and four (remaining) destroyed Trypillia. Why? Because there were zero missiles. We ran out of missiles to defend Trypillia," he said in the interview with PBS.
Reuters was not able to independently verify the account. Zelenskiy has earlier warned that Ukraine has already had to make tough choices about what to protect and said his country could run out of defensive missiles entirely if Russian attacks continued apace.
Ukraine's top commander said on Sunday Kyiv's outnumbered troops had fallen back to new positions west...
Russian missiles have hammered power facilities in central and western Ukraine, increasing pressure on the country’s...
Israel has said it will not invade the border city of Rafah in southern Gaza until...
Some senior U.S. officials have advised Secretary of State Antony Blinken that they do not find...
