Trump threatens Russia with sanctions after biggest aerial attack on Ukraine
Russian missiles and drones rained down across Ukraine early Sunday, killing four people and setting government offices in the capital Kyiv ablaze.
Russian missiles and drones rained down across Ukraine early Sunday, killing four people and setting government offices in the capital Kyiv ablaze.
UK Defence Secretary John Healey underlined that the support extended not only to sustaining Ukraine through the current conflict but also to strengthening its future security.
There were no injuries and the fire was quickly extinguished, the plant's press service said on messaging app Telegram.
The attacker, who remains unidentified, fled the scene immediately after the shooting. The SBU has not publicly named the victim, but Ukrainian media reports have identified him.
Emergency services shared images of destroyed buildings still burning, and residents being led away from the rubble.
His comments, made at a major economic forum, reflect Moscow’s growing territorial ambitions and come as Russian troops advance deeper into northeastern Ukraine.
The gunman fled into a nearby wooded park after firing several shots at Portnov, according to Spanish media.
The meeting, held in Istanbul on Friday, lasted just over 90 minutes and was seen as a small step forward in a conflict that has caused immense destruction.
The offer, delivered early on Sunday, came hours after the leaders of Ukraine, France, Germany, Poland, and the United Kingdom called for an unconditional 30-day ceasefire.
Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov reported that drone strikes had hit 12 sites during the overnight assault.
Zelensky said Ukraine saw hundreds of attacks and drone launches on Sunday.