Ukraine-Russia war latest: Moscow plans new offensive as Putin drags out talks with Trump, Kyiv says

Two people were killed, and 25 injured in Russian Dron’s attack on the Ukrainian northeastern city of Kharkov, said Kiev army.

The drones hit a military hospital, shopping center, residential blocks and other goals in the city.

The Military Government said that Ukrainian troops were among injured in what described as “intentionally, targeted shelling” medical institutions.

The attack “added a long list of villas and cynical crimes that the Russians committed from the beginning of a unclosed invasion in Ukraine,” the army added.

The Mayor of Kharkiv Ihor Terekhov said one of the dead was drawn from the ruins. He put the total number of injured in 27.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said Kyiv expects a strong response to Western countries to almost daily russian drones on her territory.

“Our partners must understand that these Russian strike not only our people, but also all international efforts, by diplomatic efforts to the end of this war,” Mr. Zelensky said in his nocturnal video, noting that in Ukraine overnight.

“Russia is striking against everyone who seeks to interrupt the war. It is impossible to ignore hundreds (irrantic designed) every night.

“We expect an answer, serious answer. We are working to ensure that there is a strong reaction, especially from America, Europe and all those in the world that rely on diplomacy.”

Vladimir Putin mocked with global peace efforts, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensk warned.

Mr. Zelensky said that the Russian leader was dragging the war and “committed the works of terror” despite American efforts for the intermediation.

He came after Kiev claimed that Russia launched 170 drones – over half of them Iranian – in Ukrainian cities and cities overnight.

Four people were killed, and at least 19 others were injured in Dron attack on Dnieper, Southeastern Ukraine, in the barrage.

“Diplomacy can work, but only when they are supported by actions that strengthen our warriors and deprive occupiers of resources on war,” Mr. Zelensky said.

“Our partners know what can help, what pressure, and it depends on America, to Europe, all over the world who want efficient diplomacy.”

Thousands of Russians left without power after Ukraine attacked the Russian energy network, the Kremlin claimed.

The Russian Ministry of Defense said that the Child troops attacked Russian energy facilities in the past day despite the American broker, moratorium on the empout of the energy infrastructure of each other.

The Ministry said Ukraine attacked electricity mains in the Belgorod region several times, leaving about 9,000 inhabitants without power.

Kyiv accused Russia attacks on an attack on the energy infrastructure in the city of Herson, violating the provisions of the American processed limited fire on Thursday.

Russia and Ukraine announced a partial interruption of fire on strike against energy facilities after technical consultations in Riyadh earlier this week.

So Steve Witkoff, Henry Kissinger our age. What do we know about this man who is charged at the same time with Peace Broadway to the Middle East, creating harmony between Russia and Ukraine and forging love with Iran?

Routine profiles speak a little about the 68-year programmer of the Real Estate of the Bronx outside the fact that he was in the same work as Donald Trump and that two people played a lot of golf together. But Trump clearly believes that his golf Chum has exceptional negotiation skills. Why else would he choose him in the transport between Putin, Hamas and Bibi Netanyahu in the offer to solve everything at once?

Kissinger was an American intelligence officer in World War II. At Harvard, he developed extensive knowledge of foreign policy, and became a leading expert in weapon control and disarmament. By the time he became a national security advisor, he was “one of the most important theorists about external policies that have ever produced the United States,” his biographer, Nialll Ferguson.

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The new Donald Trump offered Ukraine in exchange for the continuation of American support, but without security guarantees of the Russian invasion, he is forcing him to choose between life as an American economic colony or Russian occupation, Independent The editor of the world jobs writes Sam Kiley.

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Moscow is preparing a new military offensive along the front 621 miles to strengthen the Kremlin’s hand in the fire break negotiations, Kyiv officials said.

The fishermen will target the northeastern regions of the northeastern Suma, Kharkov and Zaporizizhia, analysts said.

“They pull the conversations and try to stuck in endless and meaningless discussions about fake” conditions “only to buy time, then try to catch more land,” said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Vladimir Putin would not have to say in peace talks.

Speaking yesterday in Paris, Zelensky said Vladimir Putin “is not ready for direct conversations.”

“I never feared, just Putin wants war – what can a man who wants a war say in peace negotiations?” He said.