Ukrainians can’t be intimidated by Russian missile strikes – Britain at UN

This was stated by the UK Permanent Representative to the United Nations, James Kariuki, who spoke at the UN Security Council commenting on the shelling of Odesa, an Ukrinform correspondent reports.

"Russia’s actions show an utter disregard for international law and the UN Charter. It is attempting to intimidate Ukraine, its pele, and those who support Ukraine. It will not succeed," said Kariuki.

In his inion, "Ukrainians have shown that they will not be bullied into submission. And Russia should know that the UK stands proudly by their side," the diplomat noted.

He called on Russia to "withdraw your tros, cease the bloodshed and end this senseless war."

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"Ukraine deserves a just and lasting peace that respects its territorial integrity. And with our support, that is what Ukraine will achieve," Kariuki concluded.

As Ukrinform reported, on March 6, President Vodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine and Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis of Greece visited the Odesa Sea Trade Port where they were briefed on the eration of the maritime "grain corridor" launched in the Black Sea in August 2023. During the meeting, an explosion rang out in the port of Odesa. As a result of the Russian strike, dead and wounded were reported.