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One killed in Kyiv region as Russia steps up attacks after peace talks, Ukraine says
One killed in Kyiv region as Russia steps up attacks after peace talks, Ukraine says

Yahoo

time18-05-2025

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One killed in Kyiv region as Russia steps up attacks after peace talks, Ukraine says

KYIV (Reuters) -A sustained overnight Russian drone attack killed a woman in the capital region and injured at least three people, including a child, Ukrainian authorities said early on Sunday, as Moscow stepped up its attacks following peace talks on Friday. "Unfortunately, as a result of the enemy attack in the Obukhiv district, a woman died from her injuries," Mykola Kalashnik, governor of the Kyiv region, posted on the Telegram messaging app. As of 0300 GMT, Kyiv, the region around it and most of eastern half of Ukraine had been under air raid alerts for six hours. Air defence units were engaged several times trying to repel attacks, the military said on Telegram. The first direct talks in three years between Russia and Ukraine on Friday failed to broker the ceasefire Kyiv and its allies have been urging in the more than three-year-old war. The talks in Istanbul yielded an agreement to trade 1,000 prisoners of war on each side. "It's been a tough night. The Russians have always used war and attacks to intimidate everyone in negotiations," Andriy Kovalenko, head of Ukraine's Centre for Countering Disinformation, said on Telegram about Sunday's attack. On Saturday a Russian drone attack killed nine civilians after hitting a shuttle bus in the Sumy region in northeastern Ukraine, Kyiv said. President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called the attack "deliberate" and urged stronger sanctions on Moscow, which said it had attacked a military facility. U.S. President Donald Trump said he would speak to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Zelenskiy on Monday. The scale of Sunday's attack was not immediately clear. According to several war-monitoring Telegram channels, there were more than 80 drones in the Ukrainian skies coming from Russia at some point. All the injured in the Obukhiv district just south of Kyiv city were hospitalised, including the four-year-old child, Kalashnik said. Several residential buildings were damaged in the area, he said. Reuters witnesses in and around Kyiv heard blasts that sounded like air defence units in operation. There was no immediate comment from Russia. Both sides deny targeting civilians in the war, but thousands have been killed in the conflict, the vast majority of them Ukrainian.

One killed in Kyiv region as Russia steps up attacks after peace talks, Ukraine says
One killed in Kyiv region as Russia steps up attacks after peace talks, Ukraine says

Reuters

time18-05-2025

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One killed in Kyiv region as Russia steps up attacks after peace talks, Ukraine says

KYIV, May 18 (Reuters) - A sustained overnight Russian drone attack killed a woman in the capital region and injured at least three people, including a child, Ukrainian authorities said early on Sunday, as Moscow stepped up its attacks following peace talks on Friday. "Unfortunately, as a result of the enemy attack in the Obukhiv district, a woman died from her injuries," Mykola Kalashnik, governor of the Kyiv region, posted on the Telegram messaging app. As of 0300 GMT, Kyiv, the region around it and most of eastern half of Ukraine had been under air raid alerts for six hours. Air defence units were engaged several times trying to repel attacks, the military said on Telegram. The first direct talks in three years between Russia and Ukraine on Friday failed to broker the ceasefire Kyiv and its allies have been urging in the more than three-year-old war. The talks in Istanbul yielded an agreement to trade 1,000 prisoners of war on each side. "It's been a tough night. The Russians have always used war and attacks to intimidate everyone in negotiations," Andriy Kovalenko, head of Ukraine's Centre for Countering Disinformation, said on Telegram about Sunday's attack. On Saturday a Russian drone attack killed nine civilians after hitting a shuttle bus in the Sumy region in northeastern Ukraine, Kyiv said. President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called the attack "deliberate" and urged stronger sanctions on Moscow, which said it had attacked a military facility. U.S. President Donald Trump said he would speak to Russian President Vladimir Putin and Zelenskiy on Monday. The scale of Sunday's attack was not immediately clear. According to several war-monitoring Telegram channels, there were more than 80 drones in the Ukrainian skies coming from Russia at some point. All the injured in the Obukhiv district just south of Kyiv city were hospitalised, including the four-year-old child, Kalashnik said. Several residential buildings were damaged in the area, he said. Reuters witnesses in and around Kyiv heard blasts that sounded like air defence units in operation. There was no immediate comment from Russia. Both sides deny targeting civilians in the war, but thousands have been killed in the conflict, the vast majority of them Ukrainian.

Man injured and destruction reported due to Russian attack on Kyiv Oblast overnight
Man injured and destruction reported due to Russian attack on Kyiv Oblast overnight

Yahoo

time11-05-2025

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Man injured and destruction reported due to Russian attack on Kyiv Oblast overnight

Russian forces launched a drone attack on Kyiv Oblast on the morning of 11 May, causing destruction in two districts near the Ukrainian capital. Source: Kyiv Oblast Military Administration Details: A man, around 71, was injured in a Russian strike on the Brovary district. He has suffered an acute stress reaction and is in shock. A dacha was damaged. [A dacha is a seasonal secondary residence, usually with a little plot of land, where people grow vegetables, fruit trees and berries or keep a garden – ed.] Five houses were also damaged in the Obukhiv district. Support Ukrainska Pravda on Patreon!

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