UNITED24 Media Telegram
💥 In the temporarily occupied Crimea, explosions rang out in the afternoon, in particular in the area of the Belbek military airfield near Sevastopol. The occupiers claim that they shot down drones
In the ATACMS issue, we are at the finish line, I am sure, — Volodymyr Zelenskyy in an interview with CNN.
He once again added that Ukraine undertakes not to use ATACMS to attack objects on the territory of the Russian Federation.
An essential meeting took place between President Zelenskyy and President Lula da Silva of Brazil, characterized by an open and constructive dialogue. Diplomatic teams have been assigned the responsibility of developing the next steps in bilateral relations and initiatives aimed at restoring peace.
According to Crimean media sources, the Black Sea Fleet of the Russian Federation has withdrawn all submarines, including those carrying ‘Kalibr’ missiles, from Sevastopol. Reportedly, there are currently no submarines in the South Bay parking area. The sole submarine remaining near the pier is the captured Ukrainian submarine ‘Zaporizhzhia.’ Previous reports had indicated that the majority of these submarines were relocated to Novorossiysk.
⚡️Tonight’s attack marks the first attack in over 6 months that targeted energy infrastructure.
398 settlements are currently without electricity in Rivne, Zhytomyr, Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv regions.
The Ukrainian state budget has received a sum of 1.25 billion dollars in grant funds from the United States, via the World Bank's Trust Fund supported by various donors.
Biden could use the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) of 1977 to transfer frozen Russian reserves to Ukraine
A group of experts led by Professor Larry Tribe came to this conclusion, writes New York Times columnist Bret Stevens.
American presidents have already resorted to this practice. For example, after the invasion of Kuwait, George W. Bush froze Iraqi assets in the United States and transferred them to the UN Commission for the Victims of Saddam Hussein's Aggression.
Linda Thomas-Greenfield, emphasized that Russia’s aggressive war is not only against Ukraine but also against Ukrainian children. She called on the international community to remain vigilant until all forcibly deported Ukrainian children are reunited with their families and ensure that those responsible for these crimes are held accountable.
During the night, Russia launched a large-scale missile attack on Ukraine.
Ukrainian air defense forces successfully intercepted and destroyed approximately 20 targets in Kyiv and its vicinity. Falling debris ignited a fire at a service station in the Darnytskyi district, resulting in damage in Solomyanskyi and Shevchenkivskyi districts. Seven people, including a child, were injured, as reported by Mayor Klitschko.
In the Kyiv region, two individuals were injured due to falling debris.
In Kherson, Russian troops struck a dormitory. Three people killed and four hospitalized with varying degrees of injuries.
Eight individuals were injured in Cherkasy due to a rocket attack on a hotel building. Ten more people were evacuated, and one person was successfully rescued from the rubble.
Russian forces launched three missile strikes on Drohobych in the Lviv region. An industrial facility was damaged on two occasions, including a workshop and a warehouse building. No casualties.
In Kharkiv, a warehouse building was destroyed as a result of shelling, leading to the hospitalization of two individuals.
There were additional hits reported in the Rivne region, and air defense forces were activated in the Khmelnytsky region. Currently, there is no available information regarding casualties.