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Overnight Missile Offensive by Russia Targets Ukraine Amid Peace Negotiations

Overnight Missile Offensive by Russia Targets Ukraine Amid Peace Negotiations

Post by : Badri Ariffin

A harrowing night unfolded in Kyiv as Russian forces initiated a large-scale missile and drone assault, resulting in two fatalities and at least 24 injuries, as confirmed by Ukrainian officials. The sound of explosions resonated through the capital and beyond as strikes hit residential areas, energy facilities, and essential infrastructures.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha reported that “Russia launched dozens of cruise and ballistic missiles alongside more than 500 drones targeting not only homes but also the energy grid and vital infrastructure.” Disturbing noises of explosions could be heard throughout Kyiv as emergency response teams worked tirelessly to assist those injured. The mayor of Kyiv noted one casualty within the city along with 15 reported injuries.

This attack occurs at a critical junction as Ukraine engages in diplomacy with the U.S. regarding a possible peace agreement to conclude the enduring conflict with Russia lasting nearly four years. Ukraine has indicated readiness for peace negotiations but remains steadfast on certain terms, such as retaining command over current territories and ensuring the ability to align with international partnerships in the future.

“While discussions about peace frameworks continue, Russia insists on its destructive agenda,” Sybiha remarked, drawing attention to the jarring gap between ongoing diplomatic conversations and the violent reality on the ground.

This incident highlights the profound obstacles impeding peace negotiations, as Kyiv strives to uphold its sovereignty while also seeking avenues to end the prolonged conflict.

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