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On Friday, Russia bombed six regions of Ukraine, said Ukrainian officials, with a night assault for hours and leaving three emergency stakeholders in the dead capital kyiv.
The dam included 407 drones and 44 ballistic and cruise missiles, said Ukrainian spokesperson for the Air Force Yurii Ihnat. Ukrainian forces said they had killed about 30 of cruise missiles and up to 200 drones.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, as well as the Ukrainian Ministry of the Interior and the Office of the Attorney General, said that three emergency workers had been killed.
“They worked under fire to help people,” the Interior Ministry said in a statement.
The mayor of Kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, had previously taken stock of four.
Ukrainian cities have undergone regular bombing since Russia invaded its neighbor in February 2022. The attacks killed more than 12,000 civilians, according to the United Nations.
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In kyiv, several explosions were heard for hours in the capital, where the fall in debris launched fires in several districts while air defense systems were trying to intercept the incoming targets, Tymur Tkachenk said of the city of Kyiv.
“Our air defense teams do everything possible. But we have to protect each other – staying safe,” wrote Tkachenko on Telegram, urging people to look for shelter.
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Vitalina Vitalina Vasylchenko, fourteen, sheltered in a parking lot with her six -year -old sister and their mother after an explosion exploded one of their windows with her hinges.
“I heard a buzzing sound, then my father ran towards me and covered me with his hand, then there was a very strong explosion,” she said. “My whole life broke out before my eyes, I already thought that that was it. I started to have a panic attack. … I am shocked that I am alive.”
Ukraine’s manual human rights chief Dmytro Lubinets called for a strong international response to the last night attack in Russia, saying that the aggression had violated fundamental human rights.
“Russia acts as a terrorist, systematically targeting civil infrastructure,” wrote Lubinets on Telegram. “The world must react clearly and take concrete measures, in particular by condemning the actions of the aggressor.”
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The Russian Defense Ministry said that it had targeted Ukrainian military targets with “long -range precision weapons” and has managed to hit weapon deposits, drone factories and repair facilities, among other targets.
Elsewhere, 10 people were injured by an air attack against the city of Ternopil in western Ukraine, said regional governor Vicheslav Nehoda. The strike damaged industrial and infrastructure facilities, left the parts of the city without electricity and disrupted the supply of water.
The war continued tirelessly, even because a diplomatic push led by the United States for a regulation brought two cycles of direct peace talks between the delegations of Russia and Ukraine. However, negotiations have not allowed significant breakthroughs and the parties remain far from their conditions for the end of the fighting.
Ukraine offered an unconditional 30-day ceasefire and a meeting between President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Russian leader Vladimir Putin to break the deadlock. But the Kremlin actually rejected a truce and did not move its requests.
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According to US President Donald Trump, Putin said in a phone call that Russia is responding to the long -range attack last week launched by Ukraine on Russian air bases.
The night attack occurred a few hours after Trump said it would be better to leave Ukraine and Russia “fight for a while” before separating them and continuing peace, in comments that were a remarkable detour of Trump’s often stated calls to stop the war.
Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov asked questions about the comment on Friday, said: “Here, of course, the American president can have his own point of view on what is happening, but for us, this is an existential question, it is a question of our national interests.”
In Russia, the air defenses have shot down 10 Ukrainian drones heading to the capital early Friday, said the mayor of Moscow, Sergei Sobyanin. The flights at Moscow airports were temporarily suspended during the night as a precaution.
Ukrainian drones have also targeted three other regions of Russia, the authorities said, harming apartments and industrial factories. Three people were injured, officials said.
The Russian Defense Ministry said the air defenses had decreased 174 Ukrainian drones earlier on Friday. He added that three Neptune Ukrainian missiles were also slaughtered on the Black Sea.
In addition, a locomotive derailed early Friday in the Belgorod region after the track was exploded, said Governor of Belgorod Vyacheslav Gladkov. Russia recently accused Ukraine of sabotaging the rail network.
