Ukraine-Russia war live: Zelensky aide hits out at Putin’s negotiators after two sides agree prisoner swap

When the truck stopped near Belay Airfield, and the wooden sheds on board opened their roofs to release Roja Quadcopters, war changed forever.

Domestic surgery for hiding drones in false sections within the mounting sheds and releases many thousands of miles separately – and many thousands of miles behind enemy lines – wiped wings Vladimir Putin’s Strategic air operations.

Peace conversations between Russia and Ukraine in Istanbul ended barely an hour after they started yesterday.

Conversations – Other such direct contacts between the 2022 parties. – They have already started almost two hours later than they planned without explaining the delay.

Although the atmosphere was muffled and dialogue, the talks gave an agreement on the performance of new exchanges of prisoners, and Ukraine said another round of talks on the agenda.

Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Moderner, who has started the delegation of Kiev, was announced that a new share of prisoners of at least 1,000 more soldiers had been agreed to continue to replace the prisoners of the war in the last round of conversation.

He said the new exchange would focus on those seriously injured in the war and on young people.

Mr. Moderner also said that Moscow handed over his own draft Peace Agreement in Ukraine and that Kiev – who pulled out his own version – was reviewed by the Russian document.

Ukraine proposed several conversations before the end of June, but he believes that only a meeting between Ukrainian President Volodyyra Zelenic and Russian President Vladimir Putin can solve many questions claimed, Mr. Modern.

The Chief of Staff of Mr. Zelenic, Andriy Yermak, said the Kiev delegation had surrendered a list of children who said she was deported to Russia and who wanted. Moscow says such children were moved to protect them from fighting.

Mr. Moderner said that Kiev could not react to Russia’s suggestions for peace because he only saw them just in conversations yesterday.

Part of the Zaporizhzhia region controlled by Russia has lost its power as a result of the attack of Ukrainian forces, Russian news agencies reported early this morning.

“As a result of the shelling of Ukrainian armed forces, high voltage equipment was damaged in the northwestern part of the Zaporizhzhia region,” RIA reported, citing Jevgeni Balitsky, the head of the Russian region of the installed region of Zaporizhzhia.

“There is no electricity throughout the region,” he said.

Non-amazing forces did not affect the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the TASS news agency reported, stating the officer in the plant.

Russia does not want a truce and new sanctions are needed now to make it for peace, Chief of Staff Ukrainian President.

“The Russians do whatever they do not stop shooting and continue the war. New sanctions are now very important,” said Andriy Yermak, head of Ukrainian Presidents.

Mr. Yermak announced his remarks on telegram, after the conclusion of peace talks in Istanbul between Russian and Ukrainian delegations.