Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that Russia has lost the battle not only for Kharkiv, Kyiv, and northern Ukraine, but has already lost its future and all cultural ties with the world.
"Today I visited Kharkiv - the city itself and the outposts of our army in the region," Zelensky added in a video speech, according to the Ukrainian news agency "Ukrinform."
"The ruins are facing the Russians, and in them now, like in a mirror, the Russian state can see itself," Zelensky said, adding, “It can see how much it has lost over these 95 days of the full-scale war against Ukraine."
On Sunday, the Ukrainian President announced the dismissal of the head of the security service in Kharkiv for not working to strengthen the city's defenses.
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