Russia has launched a "record-breaking" 75 strike drones in Ukraine, causing power cuts in 77 residential buildings and 120 institutions in the city of Kiev.

The Independent News Agency of Ukraine reported on November 26 that Zelensky spoke to Russian President Vladimir Putin after Ukraine's first international food security summit on Russia's attacks on Ukrainian cities, civilian targets and critical infrastructure.

"Russia carried out attacks on our energy sector and they should know what such attacks mean, especially against targets such as nuclear power plants," Zelensky said. They should know that this is dangerous not only for Ukraine, but for the whole world, and that a possible counterattack would be dangerous for them, and they have to understand that."

Zelensky stressed that such information should not come from Ukraine, but should be passed on to Russian President Vladimir Putin from all over the world.

Zelensky told Putin, "You are waging war against the whole world, you are attacking Ukraine and using the cover of war to attack kindergartens and schools." Buildings are collapsing in Romania, Poland and elsewhere. You're attacking every country in the world. If this continues, the backlash around the world will intensify."

"Russia carried out attacks on our energy sector and they should know what such attacks mean, especially against targets such as nuclear power plants," Zelensky said. They should know that this is dangerous not only for Ukraine, but for the whole world, and that a possible counterattack would be dangerous for them, and they have to understand that."

Zelensky stressed that such information should not come from Ukraine, but should be passed on to Russian President Vladimir Putin from all over the world.

Zelensky told Putin, "You are waging war against the whole world, you are attacking Ukraine and using the cover of war to attack kindergartens and schools." Buildings are collapsing in Romania, Poland and elsewhere. You're attacking every country in the world. If this continues, the backlash around the world will intensify."