Zelensky Warns Russia “Does Not Deserve” Relief After 17 Killed in Strikes
Russia’s deadliest strike on Ukraine this year has killed at least 17 people, escalating pressure on global leaders as the war enters a volatile new phase.
According to Reuters and The Guardian, missiles and drones hit multiple cities including Kyiv and Odesa, leaving over 100 injured and damaging residential buildings.
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The attacks come just after a brief Easter truce and amid stalled peace talks, raising new concerns about whether the conflict is entering another escalation cycle.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the strikes and pushed for stronger international action, warning that easing sanctions would be dangerous, according to The Guardian.
At the same time, Ukraine launched retaliatory strikes on Russian oil infrastructure, signaling the conflict is expanding beyond front-line combat zones.
The broader impact is growing. Analysts warn continued attacks on infrastructure and energy systems could ripple through global markets, affecting fuel prices, supply chains, and defense spending priorities across Europe and beyond.
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