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Fox News has reported that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has issued a stern demand to President Donald Trump for US intervention following a “brutally savage” Russian assault that claimed the lives of over 20 civilians.

The devastating strike occurred in the rural city of Yarova in Donetsk while pensions have been being distributed.

“Directly on people. Ordinary civilians. At the very moment when pensions were being disbursed,” Zelensky expressed in a post on Tuesday, including, “The Russians continue destroying lives while avoiding new strong sanctions and new strong blows.

“The world must not stay silent. The world must not stay idle… Strong actions are needed to make Russia stop bringing death.”

This was the message from Donetsk’s regional governor Vadym Filashkin, who described the assault as “pure terrorism,” according to the Kyiv Independent.

Despite hopes for a breakthrough, the meeting ended without a ceasefire. Both leaders insisted progress had been made, but Zelensky later criticized the talks.

Speaking to ABC’s Martha Raddatz, he said, “It’s a pity that Ukraine was not there, because I feel President Trump gave Putin what he wished.”

The sharp criticism marked a humiliating moment for Trump, whose critics say his eagerness to deal directly with Putin risks sidelining Ukraine at a time when the country is pleading for stronger international support.

Since Russia‘s full-scale invasion in February 2022, tens of thousands have been killed and millions forced to flee their homes.

Trump has repeatedly claimed he could end the war once he was re-elected, while critics argue his warm approach to Putin risks weakening Western unity at a crucial moment for Ukraine‘s survival.

Since Russia‘s full-scale invasion in early 2022, Ukraine has faced relentless aerial and ground assaults, prompting widespread devastation and a massive humanitarian crisis.

Western powers-led by the US and the EU-have slapped sanctions on Moscow, but loopholes remain while fighting continues.

Trump, who earlier halted military and intelligence aid to Ukraine following a public disagreement with Zelensky, later reversed course after a US-Ukraine ceasefire deal.