Kiev, Ukraine – One person was killed early on Thursday in Russian attacks in the northeastern Ukraine, in the working hours of 72 hours of the Police of Pomer called Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Two more people were injured after the Russian forces were thrown by guided air bombs in the northeast Sumy region.
The bombs fell to residential areas near the border, the Regional Prosecutor’s Office said on Thursday. Ukraine The aircraft warned the launch of sliding bombs and at least one rocket in the Sumy region from 02:39 and until early morning on Thursday.
Big rocket and drones attacks, which in Ukraine were around in Ukraine for the last few weeks, not registered from 20:30 before the new night, the Ukrainian Air Force. The ceasefire entered into force at midnight on Thursday Moscow time.
But Russian attacks of smaller-scale occurred elsewhere in the country closer to the front, causing civilian victims.
55-year-old woman was killed in her home in Mykolaivka community in Sumy region around 3 am, and her 24-year-old son was wounded, prosecutors said. Approximately 30 minutes later another bomb hit civilian infrastructure in the Vorozhb community, injury to a 70-year-old woman. War crimes investigation was initiated, officials said.
Russia has announced a One-sided 72-hour truce It coincides with celebrations in Moscow for 80. Anniversary victory over Nazi Germany in World War II, the largest Russian worldly vacation. Kyiv pressed on long-term ceasefire.
In March, the United States proposed a 30-day truce in the war, which Ukraine accepted, but Kremlin kept his covenant the terms of his will.
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2025-05-08 09:00:00
