The Russian army has committed the largest air raid on KYIV since the beginning of the year. At least twelve people were killed, more than 90 were injured. US President Donald Trump now has “not happy” about the last attacks.
He asked Russian ruler Vladimir Putin to stop attacks on Kyiv. “Vladimir, Stop,” the president wrote in his social network. “Unnecessary and very bad timing.” There should be a better “an agreement for peace”.
Previously, Trump had accused Ukrainian President Wolodyymyr Senskyj who unnecessarily expanded the war with Russia with his attitude. Among other things, he said that he did not accept the occupation of Crimea by the Russian authorities. The state’s head of the state emphasized that such “deductible statements” that made it difficult to join this war.
Senskyj: Kremlin exerts pressure on the US.
Moments later he stated that he would probably have a deal with the Kremlin. But you still have to conclude an agreement with Senskyj. This evaluates the recent difficult attacks on his country as part of a campaign with which the Kremlin exerts pressure on the US. On the other hand, he does not see that the White House exerts the pressure on Russia.
It is already a major compromise for Ukraine to agree with negotiations with Russia as soon as a cease -the fire is in force. His country is ready to do everything that suggests their partners, but you could not do anything that violates the constitution.
Here you can see a statement from Senskyj:
Mobile phones sound under the rubble
As reported, at least twelve people were killed in Kiev on the night of Thursday. More than 90 others were injured. Drones, ballistic rockets and marching rockets such as the modern steering weapons -based steering weapons were used, the authorities said.
“You hear the ringing of mobile phones among the ruins,” said the emergency services. “The search continues until it is clear that everyone has been found.” Fire broke out in garages and administrative buildings and vehicles were hit by falling metal splinters. The air alarm was in the capital for six hours.
“(…) We didn’t even have time to dress and leave the apartment,” said a resident of Kiev. “An explosion followed the other, all windows, doors and walls were blown up. My husband and son were thrown on the other side.” Nationally there were victims and damage in nine regions.
Source: Krone
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