Russian Drone Attacks Kill Seven in Ukraine Ahead of Peace Talks
In deadly drone strikes, Russia has killed at least seven Ukrainians, including a 5-year-old, as Zelenskyy urges allies to pressure Moscow before peace negotiations.
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Many were disparaging of the upcoming ceasefire talks, pointing to the burned out homes destroyed in the drone attack, saying these were more indicative of Russia’s true intentions.
Massive Russian drone attack kills 7 in Ukraine ahead of US peace talks
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The attack saw sirens blaring in the capital for more than five hours as Russian drones were blown out of the sky, with the debris falling onto residential buildings.
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The Kremlin on Sunday downplayed expectations for a rapid resolution to the Ukraine conflict, saying talks were just beginning and that “difficult negotiations” were ahead.
Seven killed in Russian attacks on Ukraine before talks in Saudi Arabia
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Every loophole that allows them to bypass the sanctions regime must be eliminated.
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More than two months on, Ukraine's future in Kursk looks bleak.
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Siete muertos en un gran ataque de drones rusos contra Kiev antes de conversaciones de alto el fuego
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Summary
Recent Russian drone attacks on Ukraine have left at least seven dead, including a five-year-old girl, prompting President Zelenskyy to call for increased pressure on Moscow ahead of planned peace talks in Saudi Arabia. The attacks occurred just before Ukrainian and Russian officials meet with U.S. mediators for indirect negotiations. Ukraine's air force reported intercepting 97 out of 147 launched drones. Amid ongoing violence, Zelenskyy highlighted the unsustainable nature of daily attacks, stressing the need for new strategies to halt the conflict and protect civilians. This week's military actions underscore the urgent need for effective diplomatic efforts.
Perspectives
Ukraine continues to suffer significant casualties from ongoing Russian drone attacks, with increased calls for international support and pressure on Moscow to halt the war.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasizes the need for enhanced air defense systems amid a daily reality of attacks, reflecting the urgency for more effective sanctions against Russia.
Negotiations for a ceasefire are taking place, but Russian aggression persists, with Ukraine reporting numerous drone incursions and military conversations expected to yield little progress.
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