Russia and Ukraine are carrying out attacks after Putin Trump’s call

Russia and Ukraine launched air attacks that affected each other, hours after Vladimir Putin said Russia would stop targeting Ukrainian energy sites.

Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski said Russia’s goals included hospitals. He said that the Russian leader had actually refused a comprehensive ceasefire in his call on Tuesday with US President Donald Trump.

Putin told Trump that the full ceasefire would only work if Ukraine’s allies stop providing military assistance – a case that the former European allies of Ukraine rejected.

Officials in the southern Russian region of Krasnodar said that the Ukrainian drone attack lit a small fire in the oil depot.

Within hours of Putin, he agreed to stop the attacks on the energy infrastructure, Zelinski said, “There were successes, specifically on the civil infrastructure,” including a hospital in Sumi.

Zelinski said that Russia fired more than 40 drones against Ukraine in the hours that followed the call between Trump and Putin.

“These types of night attacks by Russia are the ones that destroy our energy sector, our infrastructure and the natural life of the Ukrainians,” Zelinski said.

“Today, Putin has effectively rejected the suggestion for a full ceasefire.”

Meanwhile, the Russian Ministry of Defense said about 57 Ukrainian drones that objected and destroyed them overnight, 35 were on the Kursk border area.

In Beljorod, a Russian region on the border with Ukraine, the ruler said the situation “is still difficult.” Moscow said on Tuesday that the Ukrainian forces attempted to the ground attack on Baljuroud, but were paid.

Putin refused the immediate and complete ceasefire in Ukraine, only agreed to stop the attacks on energy infrastructure, after a very student call to Trump.

The Russian leader refused to register in the comprehensive ceasefire for a month, as the Trump team recently worked with the Ukrainians in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Steve Whitcom said that the American talks on Ukraine are scheduled to continue on Sunday in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and the American envoy to the Middle East, Steve Witkev.

Zelinski said last September that about 80 % of the energy infrastructure in Ukraine was destroyed by Russian bombs.

KYIV, in turn, performed drones and missiles deep in Russian territory, on oil and gas facilities.