Kyiv was struck by ballistic missiles, following Zelensky’s warning of an imminent large-scale Russian attack. In particular, the raid caused a fire in a residential building in the Boryspil district, injuring one person. The Ukrainian president also issued a message ahead of the negotiations: “We do not want a Yalta 2. We are all in Europe; we do not want to be divided from Russia.”
[[(FckEditorEmbeddedHtmlLayoutElement) Embed]]
Another missile strike on Kyiv, two injured
A third missile strike on Kyiv was launched at 3am local time, according to the Ukrainian news agency RBC. According to the capital’s mayor, Vitali Klitschko, the current toll stands at two injured.
Trump: “We are making a lot of progress with Russia and Ukraine”
“We are making a lot of progress with Russia and Ukraine,” Donald Trump said, stressing that he had held telephone conversations today and had meetings scheduled for Monday and Tuesday on the matter.
Zelensky to CNN: “We are all in Europe; we do not want a Yalta 2”
“We are all in Europe. We do not want a ‘Yalta 2’. We do not want to be separated from Russia,” Zelensky said in an interview with CNN, stressing that the security agreement mooted by the Trump administration is potentially dangerous. Zelensky emphasised that first the war must be brought to an end, then security guarantees for Ukraine must be considered, and only afterwards those for Russia.
Kyiv hit by ballistic missiles, one injured in Boryspil
A barrage of Russian ballistic missiles struck Kyiv this evening, just two hours after President Volodymyr Zelensky had warned that Russia was preparing another large-scale attack on the country’s infrastructure. This was reported by The Kyiv Independent. The governor of the Kyiv Oblast, Tymur Tkachenko, reported that a Russian drone strike in the Boryspil district caused a fire in a residential building, injuring one person.