Russia Will “Have More Questions” — Zelensky Sends Tough Message

Zelenskyy smirks as he vows Russia will “feel strong answers” at Copenhagen press conference
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At the European Political Community press conference in Copenhagen, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy responded with a sharp smile when asked about potential Ukrainian strikes on Russian energy infrastructure.

Reporters pressed him on whether U.S. intelligence was sharing Russian energy facility coordinates with Kyiv, and if Ukraine had the long-range capabilities to carry out retaliatory strikes. Zelenskyy replied firmly: “We never attacked civilian infrastructure in Russia. We always answered after their attacks on our energy.”

He reminded the audience that during the blackouts in Ukraine a year earlier, Kyiv lacked the ability to strike back. “Now we can answer. And they feel our strong answers,” he said with a grin, clearly signaling a message to Moscow.

Zelenskyy acknowledged that Ukraine still trails Russia in drone numbers — with Russia deploying 500–600 drones daily compared to Ukraine’s 100–150 — but stressed that with greater financing, Ukraine could match and surpass Russia in long-distance drone capacity.

He underlined that, until recently, Ukraine used only its own weapons for long-range strikes, but after meeting U.S. President Joe Biden, “maybe we will have something more. I don’t know. We’ll see.”

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen added that Ukraine already has untapped production capacity. “I have asked our colleagues and allies to bring more financing into Ukraine’s production lines, because you are capable of producing more than what we have been able to raise financing for,” she said.
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