Zelenskyy speaks with Finland's president after massive Russian attack

"I spoke with Finland's President Alexander Stubb. Once again, a horrific Russian attack against Ukraine, our people, and ordinary residential buildings. Alex expressed his condolences to the entire Ukrainian nation and condemned this treacherous Russian strike. I thanked him for these words of support," Zelenskyy said.

He noted that during the conversation, they discussed further support for Ukraine in all possible areas and joint steps with partners to increase pressure on Russia.

"Only through pressure — sanctions and force — can Russians be compelled to end this war, which no one but them has ever needed. We will do everything possible to achieve this. Thank you!" the president added.

Massive attack on Ukraine on November 14

During the night of November 14, Russian forces launched a combined strike on Ukraine's critical infrastructure using attack drones and air-, land-, and sea-launched missiles. Ukrainian forces neutralized most of the targets.

Kyiv was the main target, but other regions were also hit, including five districts in the Kyiv region.

In Kyiv, more than 20 residents were injured in the attacks, and six more were injured in the region. Four fatalities have been confirmed.

In the southern Odesa region, Russian forces damaged civilian infrastructure and an energy facility, injuring one person.

In Sumy, a missile hit a roadway. According to preliminary information, Russian forces used a Zircon missile.

Debris from an Iskander missile damaged the building of Azerbaijan's embassy.

According to Ukraine's Air Force, Russian forces used 449 air-attack assets — 19 missiles and 430 drones of various types.

More on how the capital is recovering after Russia's massive attack and the consequences — in the RBC-Ukraine report.