Russia attacked Ukraine with drones: main points of the night.

Russia attacked Odessa, Poltava, and Kharkiv with drones. As a result of the attack, fires broke out in three cities, and there are also injuries.

Explosions in Odessa

In Odessa, Russia used drones and attacked civilian facilities in the suburbs of the city. As a result of the explosion, a fire occurred. Efforts are currently underway to eliminate the consequences and all services are actively working. The number of injured is two people.

Explosions in Poltava

Poltava was attacked by drones. As a result of the explosions, a fire occurred, but there is currently no information about injuries. The authorities are taking operational measures to respond immediately to this situation.

Explosions in Kharkiv

The occupiers attacked Kharkiv using drones. A massive fire broke out in the city due to the explosions. Within an hour, six explosions were heard. We hope that the authorities will respond quickly to this situation.

Trump's Plan for the War in Ukraine

President of the United States Donald Trump proposed a 'final peace initiative' to Ukraine, which involves recognizing the Russian occupation of part of Ukrainian territory. It is noted that the document has already been handed over to Ukrainian officials in Paris, and a response from the relevant authorities is expected.

This plan includes recognizing Crimea as part of Russia and agreeing with the occupation of regions seized after 2022. It is worth noting that there are discrepancies regarding Ukraine's NATO membership, but the chances of joining the EU remain.

The document also proposes lifting sanctions against Russia that were imposed after 2014 and expanding economic cooperation with the country in the energy and industrial sectors.

As a result of these attacks, civilian facilities were damaged and fires broke out. Such actions by Russia have no explanation and violate international agreements and norms. These aggressive actions only confirm the need to support Ukraine in its struggle against the occupiers. The population in the conflict zone needs international assistance.