Russia on Sunday continued its assault on Ukraine with drones and missiles as German Chancellor Friedrich Merz arrived in Kyiv in a surprise visit to show support from Europe and announced a 1.3-billion euros package, as air raid sirens continued to blare across the city all morning.
The Russian Defence Ministry on Sunday said it will step up its attacks on Ukraine, a day after Zelensky told Reuters in an interview that Kyiv will intensify attacks on Russia’s oil refineries. “They attacked an ordinary pharmaceutical warehouse in Sumy with drones. Tragically, one person was killed. My condolences to the family and loved ones. In Dnipro, they struck a communications facility. Regions that came under these attacks include Kyiv, the Dnipro, Kharkiv, Donetsk, Sumy, and Zaporizhzhia regions. “And among the main targets of these terrorists, as always, are ordinary residential buildings, critical infrastructure – everything that makes up normal everyday life. There are power outages in some communities. “These barbaric attacks on the civilian population of Ukraine must stop.
Six people were injured as a result of these attacks,” Zelensky said. In his post on X, Zelensky said that overnight, Russia launched 135 attack drones against Ukraine. More than 50 of them were jet-powered.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said one person was killed in Sunday’s attacks, while six others were injured, as he posted a video of the destruction that Russia has unleashed on his country this week. Our services are working at the impact sites,” the Ukrainian President said. These are daily war crimes,” Merz said, calling on Russian President Vladimir Putin to “end the senseless war”.
