
Ukrainian authorities confirm deaths after train is hit, while Moscow reports launch of hundreds of drones and hosts Russia-Africa summit.
AI-generated summary
Russia and Ukraine are locked in an ongoing armed conflict and peace talks are expected in November.
According to Ukrainian authorities, at least 13 people died in Dnipro after a train was hit.
Shortly before, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin stated that 613 drones were launched towards the city and its surroundings "between 8:30 pm and 7 am", but that the majority were neutralized by anti-aircraft defense.
The Kremlin condemned the offensive and recalled that delegations from 48 countries are in the city at the moment for the third Russia-Africa summit.
The attacks come at a time when Russia and Ukraine are preparing to resume peace negotiations in November, mediated by the United States.
On Tuesday (27), the two countries also began a regional ceasefire to allow a humanitarian operation in Oleshky, a city in southern Ukraine occupied by Russian forces.
The truce, negotiated by the First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump, should allow the delivery of aid and the evacuation of residents of Oleshky, which is facing a serious shortage of food and medicine.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Resumption of peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.
Likely · Within months

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