Officials say that the entire Ukrainian family was killed in a Russian drone strike

Two local officials said that an entire family – a married couple and their young buildings – were killed in a Russian Russian pilot attack in the northeastern Sumi region of Ukraine.

Regional President, Olet Herherv, said that a residential building was wounded in the village of Chernschene. The bodies of the two children, between the ages of four and six, and their parents later in debris.

Ukraine Air Force said that its units shot down 46 out of 65 Russian aircraft throughout the country – but there were 19 direct visits in six locations.

The Russian army did not comment. In a statement, she said that 81 Ukrainian drones were destroyed overnight in five Russian regions. No victims were reported.

Russia launched a large -scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

In a post on Telegram on Tuesday morning, Hryhorov accused Russian forces of targeting a residential building in Chernechyna.

He said that the loss of an entire family was “a tragedy that we will never forget or forgive.”

The government emergency service in Ukraine later said two residential buildings were partially destroyed in the village.

She also posted pictures showing firefighters treating fire after the Russian strike.

In recent weeks, Russia has increased its air attacks on Ukraine, regularly launched hundreds of drones and dozens of missiles.

Ukraine has always been urging its Western allies to provide it with advanced air defense weapons to be able to deal with almost daily Russian strikes.

KYIV also seeks Western missiles that can reach the major Russian cities away from the confrontation line, on the pretext that this would seriously weaken the Russian military industry and force Russian President Vladimir Putin to the negotiating table.

Last week, US Vice President JD Vance said that Washington was considering a demand for long -range Tomahawk missiles, Which – if delivered – will place Moscow and other major Russian cities within the reach of the army in Ukraine.

On Tuesday, European Commission President Ursula von der Lynn announced, “We have agreed with Ukraine that a total of 2 billion euros (1.7 billion pounds) will be spent on drones now.

“This allows Ukraine to expand its full capacity and use. Of course, the European Union will allow the benefit of this technology,” she added.

US President Donald Trump and Europe are leading efforts to end the war – but Putin has repeatedly rejected calls for a ceasefire.

KYIV and its allies accuse the Russian president of stopping tactics, as his forces continue to make slow progress in the battlefield – despite reporting very high combat losses.