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EU says Russia is not yet in a position for peace in Ukraine
European Union foreign policy leader Josep Borrell said Thursday that peace in Ukraine would not be imaginable until Russia withdrew its troops, but Moscow showed no signs of being in a position to do so. “I am worried that Russia is not in a position to withdraw and as long as it does not withdraw, peace will not be imaginable,” Borrell told Reuters in the Uzbek city of Samarkand.
Russia “ultimately responsible” for the explosion in Poland: Antony Blinken
Russian missiles hit Ukraine’s electrical and defense facilities
Russia hit Ukraine’s electrical facilities and a huge rocket propellant factory on Thursday in a new wave of missile movements that Ukrainian authorities denounced as terrorism. The blasts echoed in cities including the southern port of Odessa, the capital Kyiv, the central city of Dnipro and the southeastern region of Zaporizhzhia, where authorities said two other people were killed.
Russia launches new missile attacks and fight continues in Ukraine
Russia on Thursday introduced new missile movements into Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and its forces introduced attacks in eastern Ukraine, bolstered with troops withdrawn from the southern city of Kherson, which Kyiv recaptured last week.
Russia “bears full responsibility” for the explosion in Poland (Kyiv)
Russian moves hit the Ukrainian region of Odessa and the city of Dnipro
Russian movements hit the Odessa region of southern Ukraine and the city of Dnipro for the first time in weeks on Thursday morning, and air raid sirens sounded across the country, fearing Moscow could launch another full-scale missile attack. An infrastructure target was hit in the Odessa region, Governor Maksym Marchenko said on Telegram, warning of the risk of a “massive missile bombardment on the territory of Ukraine. “Multiple explosions were also reported in Dnipro, where two infrastructure elements were breached and at least one user was injured, according to Ukraine’s deputy chief of presidential office Kyrylo Tymoshenko. Air defense systems were operating in the central Kyiv region, Governor Oleksiy Kuleba said. persistent risk of missile launch.
Russian moves hit several cities in Ukraine, authorities say
Ukraine will most likely have to exploit site, Polish official says
Ukraine will most likely have to go to the site in southeastern Poland where a missile killed two people, the Polish president’s most sensible foreign policy adviser said on Thursday, after Kyiv requested the site of the blast.
UN leader welcomes extension of Ukraine’s grain export (statement)
U. N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Thursday welcomed the extension of an agreement allowing Ukraine to export grain. Guterres said in a statement, shared through the Istanbul-based Joint Coordination Center (JCC), that he oversaw the deal negotiated through Turkey and the UN.
Ukraine grain deal extended “under existing conditions”: Turkey
A deal allowing Ukraine to export grain to the Black Sea will continue “under existing conditions,” a senior Turkish official told AFP.
Explainer: What S-300 missile allegedly hit Poland?
Ukrainian investigators with symptoms of torture in Kherson: minister
Investigators in Ukraine’s recently liberated Kherson region found 63 bodies that looked like symptoms of torture after Russian forces left, Ukraine’s interior minister said Thursday. As soon as it begins, many more dungeons and burial places will be discovered,” Monastyrsky said on state television, quoted by the Interfax Ukraine news agency.
According to the data we and our allies have, this is an S-300 rocket manufactured in the Soviet Union, an old rocket and there is no evidence that it was introduced through the Russian side. Most likely, he fired through Ukrainian air defense. .
Ukraine said it faces violent attacks in the east through Russian forces bolstered with troops withdrawn from Kherson in the south.
US General Sees Ukraine’s Victory in the Short Term
Ukraine seeks reparations after Russian moves on the network
Russian forces redeployed Ukraine in the east
Speaking to the BBC on Wednesday evening, the NATO leader said: “This is probably a Ukrainian air defence missile. “
Poland hits through Ukrainian missile according to NATO chief
Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said it was likely a Ukrainian missile that hit Poland earlier this week, killing two civilians. Speaking to the BBC on Wednesday evening, the NATO leader said: “This is probably a Ukrainian air defence missile. “
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is calling on allies to share “all information” about the missile that landed in Poland.