Russia launches a “huge” attack on Ukraine, where Kyiv hit oil refineries

The authorities said that Russia launched a “huge” attack overnight on the southern and central regions of Ukraine, and Kiev hit Russian oil refineries.

A woman was killed in Zaburisvia and 28 people – including three children – were injured – according to local officials.

Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski said that Moscow launched more than 500 drones and 45 missiles, and hit 14 areas across the country.

In the aftermath of the attack, the Russian Defense Ministry said in a statement that all the strikes of the strike had been achieved “and” the designated things were struck. ”

The railway infrastructure was damaged near Kiev, but it was in the middle and southeastern Ukraine that endured the last strikes.

Emergency services were seen putting fires in Zaporizhzia, while explosions were heard in the Middle East regions in Dnipro and Pavlohrad.

Meanwhile, the Ukraine Army said it hit Russia’s oil descriptions of Krasnodar and Caesran overnight. Both resorts have been targeted before.

The Ukrainian army said that there are “many explosions and fires recorded in the facility”, which they said produced a volume of three million tons annually.

The Russian authorities in Krasnodar have admitted that drones from Kiev hit the oil refinery. She said that one of the operation units was damaged and a fire occurred in the area. She said there are no losses.

The Russian Ministry of Defense added that it had shot down 20 Ukrainian drones overnight, including 18 on the Crimea Peninsula.

The Russian army also said that it seized a rural settlement in Donetsk – Comichakha on Saturday morning. Ukraine did not confirm this.

The strikes between the two warring sides follow the diplomatic efforts led by the United States aimed at ending the war, which remains so far in a state of complete stopping.

Zelinski said that the latest attacks showed “ignoring words” to Russia, adding that the only way to deal with Russia is to impose sanctions.

“We expect a procedure from the United States, Europe and the whole world,” he said.

European foreign affairs ministers are located in Denmark this week to discuss international developments – including the war in Ukraine.

One of the main issues is the ability to freeze Russian assets by about 210 billion euros (181.7 billion pounds).

The head of the European Union’s foreign policy, Kaja Calas, who is in the gathering, said it is clear that “Russia does not want peace” despite diplomatic efforts.

France said it will use the gathering to hand over new proposals to sanctions against Russia, with the aim of exhausting “the resources that Russia invests in this war” Foreign Minister Jean -Nawil Barrot was transferred by the state’s news agency in Russia.