Russia War of Ukraine: List of the main events, today 1,227 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

Here are the main events of the day 1,227 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Here is how things stand on Saturday, July 5:

Fighting

• Russian air defenses dropped dozens of Ukrainian drones in wide -scatled parts of the country, including two near the second largest city in the country, Saint Petersburg, according to officials.
• The United Nations Nuclear Control Authority said that all external power lines that provide electricity to the Zaporizhzia nuclear factory occupied by Russian in Ukraine have fallen for several hours before its recovery.
• The Ukrainian authorities blamed the Russian bombing of power, adding that the technicians had to take measures to restore it.
• Dutch and German intelligence agencies He says Russia increases its use of chemical weapons banned in Ukraine, including gas chloropikrin in the era of World War I. Moscow denies this.

arms

• US President Donald Trump said discussion Send Patriot Interceptor missiles to Ukraine in calls with German counselor Friedrich Mirz and Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinsky.
• A German government spokesman said the country was exploring the possibility of buying more national air defense systems from the United States to Ukraine.

Politics and diplomacy

• Trump said he discussed sanctions with Russian President Vladimir Putin in a call on Thursday, and he was concerned about them and understood that they may be coming.
• The American president repeated that he was “very happy” with his Russian counterpart, adding: “He wants to go along the way, just keep killing people – he is not good.”
• Zelinski He says he agreed with Trump to work to strengthen air defenses in Ukraine, where concerns were installed in Kiev about the delivery of US military aid. Zelenskyy said that the two leaders were a “very important and fruitful conversation” on Friday.
• The ministry said that the German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius will travel to Washington later this month for talks with his counterpart in the United States on air defense systems, as well as production capabilities.