Russia and Ukraine 12 dead in the largest Russian attack on Ukrainian cities with marches and missiles
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Russia and Ukraine
12 dead in the largest Russian attack on Ukrainian cities with marches and missiles
Zelensky: Russia launched 110 missiles at Ukraine today, and most of them were shot down...and Kiev announces that it destroyed 114 of the 158 missiles and drones that Russia launched
Russia and Ukraine are witnessing a day full of tensions and major events, as Ukrainian cities witnessed the largest Russian attack to date, resulting in 12 deaths. This attack, in which Russia used drones and missiles, caused great concern in the international arena and exacerbated the crisis between the two countries.
At a time when Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Russia had fired 110 missiles at his country on this day, the Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed that it had carried out strikes on military sites in Ukraine, declaring that it had destroyed 114 missiles and drones out of 158 launched by Russia.
This attack comes in the context of the escalating crisis between the two countries, as the region is witnessing a dangerous military escalation that raises fears of a worsening humanitarian situation and escalation of conflicts. President Zelensky stresses that the Russian attack poses a major threat to the safety of Ukrainians, expressing his denunciation of the dangerous Russian escalation.
The international community strongly condemns this hostile act that endangers the lives of many innocent people, demanding an immediate cessation of hostilities and working to achieve peace in the region. International pressure is increasing on Russia to sit at the negotiating table and search for a diplomatic solution to end this dangerous crisis.
In this context, there is an urgent need for international intervention to stop the escalation and mediate a peaceful solution. Maintaining stability in the region is vital to ensure the safety of people and avoid worsening humanitarian conditions. The international community must work seriously to put an end to the current escalation and move towards building bridges of dialogue to achieve peace and stability in the region.
12 dead in the largest Russian attack on Ukrainian cities with marches and missiles
Zelensky: Russia launched 110 missiles at Ukraine today, and most of them were shot down...and Kiev announces that it destroyed 114 of the 158 missiles and drones that Russia launched
Russia and Ukraine are witnessing a day full of tensions and major events, as Ukrainian cities witnessed the largest Russian attack to date, resulting in 12 deaths. This attack, in which Russia used drones and missiles, caused great concern in the international arena and exacerbated the crisis between the two countries.
At a time when Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Russia had fired 110 missiles at his country on this day, the Russian Ministry of Defense confirmed that it had carried out strikes on military sites in Ukraine, declaring that it had destroyed 114 missiles and drones out of 158 launched by Russia.
This attack comes in the context of the escalating crisis between the two countries, as the region is witnessing a dangerous military escalation that raises fears of a worsening humanitarian situation and escalation of conflicts. President Zelensky stresses that the Russian attack poses a major threat to the safety of Ukrainians, expressing his denunciation of the dangerous Russian escalation.
The international community strongly condemns this hostile act that endangers the lives of many innocent people, demanding an immediate cessation of hostilities and working to achieve peace in the region. International pressure is increasing on Russia to sit at the negotiating table and search for a diplomatic solution to end this dangerous crisis.
In this context, there is an urgent need for international intervention to stop the escalation and mediate a peaceful solution. Maintaining stability in the region is vital to ensure the safety of people and avoid worsening humanitarian conditions. The international community must work seriously to put an end to the current escalation and move towards building bridges of dialogue to achieve peace and stability in the region.