Fight for Ukraine: Diplomacy and explosions shape the 1004th day

Fight for Ukraine: Diplomacy and explosions shape the 1004th day

The crucial developments on 1.004. Day of the Russia Ukraine War.

On Sunday, November 24th, the situation in the Russia-Ukraine conflict continued. U.S. Secretary of State Antony flashing landed in Italy to prepare for the upcoming G7 meeting of the Foreign Minister, in which the focus is on the wars in Ukraine and the Middle East. The French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot demanded that the western allies should not set any limits to their support from Ukraine. In Ankara, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan will talk to NATO General Secretary Mark Rutte about the latest developments in conflict on Monday. In the meantime, the Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj, at the third nutritional security summit in Kiev, expressed that Ukraine had a good chance of ending the war by 2025

military conflicts

The situation on the front remains tense. According to a high -ranking Ukrainian military source, Ukraine has lost more than 40 percent of the area in the Russian region of Kursk, which it had conquered in August in a surprising advance. Russian troops have started with massive counterattacks. President Vladimir Putin has signed a law that has granted new soldiers who report to use in Ukraine, a debt decrease of up to 10 million rubles (around $ 95,869). Independent Russian media report that 79,819 Russian soldiers have fallen since the beginning of the war.

In Kyiv, explosions were heard that indicate the use of air defense systems. The Ukrainian capital and the surrounding regions have been under aircraft warnings since around 01:00 GMT. The Russian air defense systems shot 34 Ukrainian drones on the night, including 27 above the Kursk region. The governor of Kursk reported that two "Ukrainian rockets" were also destroyed over the region during the night. Putin emphasized the strategic importance of the massive operational readiness of the intercontinental ballistic rocket Oreshnik, which could compete with the destruction of nuclear weapons.