
Russia uses glide bombs against residential buildings while Ukraine attacks targets in the Rostov region.
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Since February 2022, Ukraine has been defending itself against the Russian invasion. Ukraine regularly attacks targets in Russia, particularly the oil industry.
According to Ukrainian sources, at least twelve people were killed in attacks by the Russian army in southeastern Ukraine. Russia dropped five glide bombs on residential buildings in Zaporizhia, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyj wrote on Telegram.
Three minors were among the fatalities and 14 people were injured in the attack. Information about twelve other people who may have been at the scene is still being investigated. The information cannot be checked.
A total of 13 Ukrainian regions were attacked during the night and residential buildings, infrastructure and railway facilities were damaged. The night showed once again that Russia sees easing pressure as a signal that it can continue to wage war and drop bombs on cities, Zelensky wrote. "Russia thanks the lifting of sanctions against diesel exports by dropping five glide bombs on residential buildings in Zaporizhia." US President Donald Trump announced an agreement on diesel deliveries from Russia after a conversation with Kremlin leader Vladimir Putin.
Ukraine targeted the southern Russian region of Rostov in counterattacks. Several fires were visible at the site of an oil processing company on the Nasa website Firms. Firms detects hot spots worldwide. The region's governor, Yuri Slyussar, reported on Telegram about fires and damage to homes caused by Ukrainian attacks. Six people therefore needed medical attention. A railway bridge was also damaged.
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