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Russians launch unprecedented drone assault against Ukraine, setting a new high for attacks

Russia launches unprecedented drone offensive against Ukraine, breaking previous records.

Russia launched a drone assault on Ukraine, marking a new high in the utilization of unmanned...
Russia launched a drone assault on Ukraine, marking a new high in the utilization of unmanned aerial vehicles.

Russia launches unprecedented assault on Ukraine utilizing an extraordinary quantity of drones - Russians launch unprecedented drone assault against Ukraine, setting a new high for attacks

In the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia, the past few days have seen a significant escalation in violence.

The Russian offensive has claimed the lives of four individuals and injured dozens more, according to recent reports. Among the victims were a mother and her three-month-old infant in Kyiv, whose death has left a profound impact on the community. The identity of the person responsible for the child's death remains unidentified in available sources.

The government building in Ukraine has also been targeted, with the roof and upper floors sustaining damage. However, Prime Minister Julia Swyrydenko has assured that no one was injured in the attack, and the government's work will not be halted. Swyrydenko poignantly stated, "Buildings can be rebuilt, but lost lives cannot be recovered."

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed gratitude to numerous politicians, including EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas and French President Emmanuel Macron, for their condolences and support.

The EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has been vocal in her criticism of the Kremlin, stating that they are mocking diplomacy, trampling on international law, and killing indiscriminately. EU Council President António Costa has echoed these sentiments, commenting that Putin's version of peace is obviously to talk about peace while intensifying bombardments and targeting government buildings and residential homes.

The destruction caused by these attacks is extensive, with clean-up efforts ongoing at over ten locations in Kyiv. In the Sviatoshyn district alone, 64 apartments require renovation. Furthermore, more than 20 houses and a kindergarten were damaged in Russian attacks on Zaporizhzhia.

The world is urging a strong response to these acts of aggression. The focus is on increasing sanctions, particularly against Russian oil and gas, in an effort to put pressure on the Kremlin and deter further attacks.

It is important to note that Ukraine has been defending itself against a Russian invasion for over three and a half years. The resilience of the Ukrainian people in the face of such adversity is truly commendable.

As the situation continues to evolve, it is crucial that the international community remains vigilant and supportive in the quest for peace and justice in Ukraine.

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