War drama in Ukraine: drone attacks and international tensions!

War drama in Ukraine: drone attacks and international tensions!

Here are the key results on 1,015. Day of the Russia Ukraine War.

On Thursday, December 5, the situation was tense and full of dramatic developments. In Grozny, Chechnya, the Chechen guide Ramzan Kadyrov reported on a Ukrainian drone attack that not only damaged the premises of a special unit, but also injured civilians. This is already the second such attack on the North Caucasian region. At the same time, US Secretary of State Antony flashed that Ukraine had to convene younger people to compulsory military service in order to be successful in the war against Russia. A Russian minister also announced that 48,000 relatives of Russian soldiers have given DNA samples to identify soldiers.

There were heated discussions in diplomacy. Ukraine rejected the Russian allegations that it was involved in the Syria conflict as "reasonable". In the meantime, advisors of the future US President Donald Trump discussed suggestions that Ukraine could accept great loss of territory to end the war. The political situation in France, where the government fell on Wednesday, could make support for Ukraine difficult, despite the promise of President Emmanuel Macron.

regional security and military tensions

NATO has decided to counter “proactive measures” to counter Russia's hybrid attacks on its members, said Secretary General Mark Rutte. Russia was also accused of supporting North Korea's rocket and nuclear programs. In a worrying incident, the crew of a Russian ship in the Baltic Sea shot signal ammunition on a German military helicopter that carried out reconnaissance missions. German Foreign Minister Baerbock warned that many ships in the Baltic States are trying to avoid sanctions against Russia.

At the humanitarian level, a Ukrainian government representative asked the international community to help with the return of Ukrainian children held in Russia. President Wolodymyr Selenskyj met the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, Alain Berset, in Kiev, to discuss the foundation of a tribunal to persecute Russia. The situation remains tense, while the world looks at the next steps in this persistent conflict.