Zelenskiy: Russia attacked Ukraine with 135 UAVs
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy announced that the Russian army used 135 UAVs throughout the night and 1 person died in Sumi.
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- Ukrainian President Zelenskiy reported that the Russian army carried out an attack with 135 UAVs throughout the night, 1 person died in Sumi and 6 people were injured in Dnipro.
- Zelenskiy also announced that German Chancellor Merz visited Kiev.
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Why It Matters
The war between Russia and Ukraine continues, and the Russian army carries out air strikes targeting Ukrainian infrastructure and cities.
In his written statement on his social media account, Zelenskiy evaluated the air strikes carried out by the Russian army against his country.
Stating that attacks were carried out in different parts of the country, Zelenskiy stated that the Northern (Severniy) Bridge, located over the Dnieper River in the capital Kiev, was targeted again with an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) this morning.
Zelenskiy stated that a drone attack was carried out on a medical supply warehouse in the city of Sumy and 1 person died.
Stating that an attack was also carried out on a communications company in the city of Dnipro, Zelenskiy reported that 6 people were injured as a result of the attack.
Stating that the Russian army used 135 UAVs in attacks throughout Ukraine throughout the night, Zelenskiy shared the information that there were power outages in some regions.
Zelenskiy noted that the Russian army used more than 1,900 UAVs, 1,700 guided bombs and 25 missiles in attacks against Ukraine in the last week.
German Chancellor Merz's visit to Kyiv
Zelenskiy stated that German Chancellor Friedrich Merz came to his country today and said, "Today, we are preparing a solution so that we will have more opportunities to defend ourselves in Ukraine and throughout Europe. There will be important agreements between Ukraine and Germany. We must stop Russia together."
Open Questions
- What are the details of the new agreements to be signed between Germany and Ukraine?


