At least two Ukrainian civilians have died since the afternoon-night this Saturday at the beginning of one the most powerful attacks made by Russia since the beginning of the war, according to the Ukrainian Air Force, which has denounced the use of 273 unmanned planes From yesterday afternoon Saturday until the first hour of this morning.
A night attack on the Ukrainian capital, kyiv, He has ended the life of a 27 -year -old girl And he has wounded three other people -a 59 -year -old male, a 61st woman and a 4 -year -old boy -, as reported by the regional governor, Mikola Kalashnik, in a publication in his official Telegram channel.
Kalashnik He also pointed out that a private home has been partially destroyed and several blocks of residential floors have suffered damage as a result of aggression.
Emergency services continue to work on the ground and the air alert over the city remains active Waiting for the authorities to provide more details about what happened.
Previously, the Regional Government of Donetsk reported through the same platform that a series of air attacks of the Russian army over its territory He had resulted in the death of a person and had hurt at least another eight.
The deadly victim is A 27 -year -old womanaccording to the governor of the region, Vadim Flashkin, who has specified that there was a minor among the injured. In a statement published in its Telegram account, the Ukraine Air Force has indicated that the bulk of the attack It was repelled “by antiacere missileselectronic war units and mobile fire groups of the Ukraine Defense Forces. “
“Until 08.00, The demolition of 88 unmanned aerial vehicles was confirmed of attack Shahed and other types of drones in the east, north and center of the country, “according to the Ukrainian military statement,” and 128 drones were lost in an open zone without negative consequences. “
These attacks arrive after at least nine people died and seven were injured early on this Saturday For a Russian attack with drones to a minibus near BilopilliA, in the Ukrainian region of Sumi.
The Ukrainian president, Volodimir Zelenski, has lamented this aggression, qualifying it as a “lost opportunity for a fire,” in reference to recent contacts in Istanbul, whose most concrete result has been the agreement between the two countries to exchange in the near future a total of 2,000 prisoners of war, a thousand for each side.
“You have to press Russia to cease the murders. Without harder sanctions, without stronger pressure, Russia will not enter into real diplomacy,” he said.
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