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Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed deep frustration of the lack of United States response to Russian rejection to receive “full ceasefire, unconditional,” even when Moscow intensified air bombing, which resulted in civilian casualties.
Zelensky reported the “big” missile and drone attack in Ukraine, which killed two people and injured seven others. “We are waiting for the United States to respond – so far there has been no response,” Zelensky said, highlighting the urgency of the situation. He also stressed that “the number of Russian air strikes increased,” showing dangerous escalation.
Ukraine, according to Zelensky, has approved the unconditional ceasefire proposed by the US, but Russian President Vladimir Putin refused.
The attack caused significant damage in Kyiv. “One person was killed and three people were injured, the head of the city military government, Tymur Tkachenko, wrote on social media,” and “the body of a man killed in an enemy attack was found in the Darnysia district,” as reported by Mayor Kyiv Vitali Klitschko. Missile strikes also partially destroyed the development of state housing state development.
“Russia attacked Ukraine with 23 shipping and ballistic missiles and 109 drones at night, said the Ukraine Air Force,” with air defense that managed to shoot down several incoming projectiles.
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In the South Kherson region, “a drone killed a 59 -year -old man,” and in the northeast Kharkiv region, “two people were injured in an aerial bomb attack,” reported regional officials. In the western Khmelnytsky region, “Authorities say the air defense destroys missiles but the falling fractions damage a house and hurt a woman.”
Zelensky detailed the scale of new Russian attacks. “Over the past week, Russia has launched more than 1,460 air bombs guided, nearly 670 drones of attacks, and more than 30 missiles from various types in Ukraine,” he said.
Russia claimed to have “released” Basivka Village in the Sumy region, but Ukraine refused this as “disinformation.” “The enemy continues the disinformation campaign regarding the struggle for settlements in the Sumy region or border breakthroughs,” said Andriy Demchenko, a spokesman for the Ukrainian border service guards.
French President Emmanuel Macron echoed Zelensky’s concern. “A ceasefire is needed as soon as possible. And a strong action if Russia continues to try to buy time and reject peace,” Macron told X. “Russia continues to kill children and civilians,” he added.
The attack followed the destroying missile attack on Rig Kryvyi, who killed 18 people. “The United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Turk, condemned the ‘neglect of reckless’ Russia for human life in using ‘explosive weapons with a broad area effect’.”
The Russian Ministry of Defense said it had targeted “central artillery bases and companies involved in producing drones,” and accused Ukraine of attacking its energy infrastructure.
Meanwhile, US President Donald Trump’s efforts to mediate the ceasefire partially have not produced results. “The United States is also looking for better relations with Russian and Kremlin delegates Kirill Dmitriev in an interview with government television said that the next US-Russian contact can be ‘next week’, reported Russia’s news agent. Dmitriev last week became the most senior Russian official to visit Washington since the Moscow Ukraine invasion.”
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