Ukraine, Russia launches drones while Moscow resumes the villages Kursk

Kyiv:

Ukraine and Russia were attacked on Saturday with a Drone Dam, Moscow regained more of its territory in the Kursk region, as international efforts to conclude the three-year war of neighbors intensify.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said he had “serious questions” about the cessation of the US fire in Ukraine, while Donald Trump said Washington and Moscow have held “productive” discussions about the idea.

On Saturday he saw British Prime Minister Keir Starmer saying that Putin will “sooner or later” to “come to the table and engage in serious discussions.”

The discussions hosted in a call established by Downing Street are intended to request about 25 participating countries to register for a coalition willing to protect any eventual ceasefire in Ukraine.

Ukraine said it has dropped 130 drones manufactured by Iranians launched by Russia throughout the country, while Moscow said it has dropped 126 drones over its southern and border regions.

Moscow pushed this week to resume much of the land that Ukraine initially captured in its western Kursk region.

The Russian Ministry of Defense said that the troops took control of the villages Zaoleshenka and Rubanshchina – north and west of the city of Sudzha, the main city that Moscow has recovered this week.

Putin asked on Friday the Ukrainian troops rooted in the Kursk region to “surrender”, while his American counterpart asked the Kremlin to spare his life.

“If they put their arms and surrender, they will be guaranteed their life and worthy treatment,” Putin said on Friday.

Russia’s Defense Ministry also said that military engineers are working to delete areas that have been owned by Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday that the situation in Kursk is “obviously very difficult.”

The Ukrainian army published a map on the social networks on Saturday, which showed that his troops had withdrawn west to the border.

Russia Oil Depot Fire

Russia has also held nearly 200 firefighters to help extinguish a fire at an oil warehouse caused by a drone strike in Ukraine in the southern region of Krasnodar, the authorities said.

The governor of the Krasnodar region, Veniamin Kondratyev, said in the early hours of Saturday that a reserve gas station in Black Sea Tuapse was “attacked by the Kiev regime.”

The government of the Krasnodar region said that 188 people were involved in extinguishing the fire.

In Ukraine, officials said the number of injured in a Russian strike one day earlier, regarding President Volodymyr Zelensky, from his native city Kryvy Rig has increased to 14 years.

On Friday, officials said that Russia has attacked a residential area of ​​the central Ukrainian city – regularly targeted throughout Moscow over three years.

“Fourteen people were injured, including two children,” said Dnipropetrovsk, Sergiy Lysak on Telegram.

Ukrainian prosecutors said the injured children were a two -year -old and a 15 -year -old child.

Lysak said the rocket attack has destroyed over a dozen large apartment buildings and 10 private houses.

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