At the end of the visit of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Germany, France, Great Britain and Italy, the leaders of these countries promised to send weapons and equipment to Ukraine to replenish its stocks in the fight against Russian occupation.

In the coming days, drones, missiles and tanks will be sent to Ukraine, which will increase its political support from these countries.

International agencies report that hundreds of long-range air-to-air missiles have been sent from London since Monday; In addition, France will supply Ukraine with light tanks, armored vehicles, and anti-aircraft systems.

For its part, Germany will offer the game in the amount of 2.7 billion euros so that Ukraine can acquire weapons, tanks, as well as anti-aircraft systems, tanks, ammunition and other weapons.

Despite this, one of the main requests that Zelensky made to European and allied countries was the supply of F-16 aircraft, but so far none of his allies has agreed to the request of the Ukrainian.

The UK, through its representative, assured that it would not send these aircraft, since the British Royal Air Force did not have them, but confirmed that it would train Ukrainian pilots to fly other types of aircraft.

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With weapons that have succeeded to this day, Ukraine is seeking to launch a counter-offensive against Russia, which has been occupied for more than 15 months.

But on Tuesday morning, Kyiv was attacked by Russia with drones, ballistic and cruise missiles, a day after the announcement of the replenishment of Ukrainian weapons.

The mayor of the city, Vitali Klitschko, said that the Solomensky district suffered the most after this shelling, although other missiles were also directed at the Obolonsky microdistrict.