Russia is massive against Selensky's hometown, report Ukraine authorities

Russia is massive against Selensky's hometown, report Ukraine authorities

In the night from Tuesday to Wednesday, Russia has hundreds of drones in the direction of Ukraine Regions have been heavily attacked. According to the official information.

massive threatening attack on Ukraine

In this robbery, which included 400 long -distance roar and a rocket, according to the figures of the Ukrainian Air Force, it was the largest attack this week.

Several cities - including Selenskyj's hometown Krywyj Rih, Kharkiw and Winnyzja - as well as parts of the Odessa region suffered the hardest attacks. The Air Force reported that 345 of the drones were either intercepted or switched off.

Krywyj Rih under heavy shelling

KRYWYJ RIH in the center of Ukraine, according to Oleksandr Vilkul, head of the city's military administration, was exposed to "one of the most massive attacks since the beginning of the war". This included a ballistic rocket and 28 drones. The attack led to several fires and left parts of the city without electricity and water.

Selenskyj said that Russia had targeted the energy infrastructure in the city, with 15 people being injured.

Selenskyj's demands for more defense

"Russia does not change its strategy - in order to effectively counteract this terror, we have to systematically strengthen our defense systems: more air defense systems, more interceptors and more determination," wrote Selenskyj in a post on X.

The mayor of the eastern city of Charkiw, Ihor Terekhov, reported that his city was hit 16 times within just 14 minutes during the attack.

in Winnyzja, Southwest of Kiev, eight people were injured, and two -infrastructure buildings were on fire during the attacks.

emergency measures and effects of the attacks

Selenskyj announced that the emergency services are still active in some of the affected regions.

In the last 24 hours there have been three deaths in Ukraine -one by fire in the Sumy region and two in Charkiw -while 38 people were injured, according to the official information.

American support and political developments

The latest large-scale Russian attacks on Ukraine take place shortly after a political change in the US administration. President Donald Trump was increasingly frustrated about his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin.

On Monday, Trump announced that Ukraine will receive systems through the NATO Patriot rocket systems as part of a new arms package in the United States. In addition, he threatened with “secondary tariffs” to other countries that buy Russian oil, thus signaling an economically spunitive attitude towards Moscow.

Trump comments on his relationships with Putin

Although Trump was previously friendly towards Putin, he seemed upset that his efforts to terminate the war in Moscow were largely ignored. "My conversations with him are very pleasant, and then the rockets fly at night," said Trump, while he denied being in a trap that was prepared for his predecessors: "He did Clinton, Bush, Obama, Biden - not."

reactions from the Kremlin

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Tuesday that Trump's threat of sanctions was "very serious". "The statements of the US president are very serious," said Peskov at a daily conference with journalists and added that Trump Putin "personally" addressed in his announcement.

"We definitely need time to analyze what was said in Washington. And if and if President Putin believes it is necessary, he will definitely comment on it," continued Peskov.

The spokesman also expressed that such decisions are made in Washington and NATO countries and directly in Brussels, but is not interpreted by the Ukrainian side as a signal for peace, but as a signal for continuation of the conflict.

international support for Ukraine

she added: "I also hope that the Americans will move forward with their sanction package or their tariffs so that the pressure on Russia is really going to end this war."

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