Zelenskyy 'Ready for Peace' Amidst Massive Russian Attack; NATO Chief Questions Russia's Intentions

• NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte stated Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is open to negotiating a peace deal.
• Rutte questioned Russia's seriousness for peace following a massive overnight assault on Ukraine's civilian infrastructure.
• Russia launched over 70 missiles and 450 drones, targeting energy facilities and leaving hundreds of thousands without power in freezing temperatures.
• The attack, described as one of the worst, caused chaos for innocent citizens and wounded five in Kyiv.
• The strikes occurred a day before planned peace talks in Abu Dhabi, raising doubts about Russia's commitment to negotiations.

Why It Matters: Zelenskyy is open to peace, but Russia's massive attacks cast doubt on its sincerity for negotiations.