Russia’s War of Ukraine: List of the main events, today 1,163 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

These are the main events per day 1,163 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.

Here is the place where things stand on Friday, May 2:

Fighting

• Russia has accused Ukraine of deliberately targeting civilians during a newly pilot attack that killed at least seven people and wounded more than 20 in the morning in the occupied Jiuson.
• The governor of the area appointed in Moscow at approximately 9:30 am local time, when many people were in the open air due to the public holiday on May 1, the governor of the area appointed from Moscow at approximately 9:30 am local time, said that the drone drone hit a market in the town of Oliskki in the Russian -controlled by Jeresson at approximately 9:30 am local time, when many people were in the open air due to a public vacation in 1 May.
• The Ukraine Army said that the attack targeted the Russian forces, and only killed the military individuals, although allegations by either side were not verified independently.
• A Russian strike on Odessa Ukraine killed two people, and an attack on Russian drones in the southeastern city of Zaburisia, which led to the shooting of 14 people, without any death.
• The SBU security service in Ukraine said it had thwarted the attempt to kill Sergey Sterno, a prominent activist and video blogger, and a suspect was detained. Stenenko has participated greatly in the anti -Russia activity since 2014.

diplomacy

• Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski described his country’s historical mineral deal with the United States as “a truly equal agreement that creates an opportunity for a great investment in Ukraine.”
• The European Union is new sanctions against Russia, according to French Foreign Minister Jean -Nou Baroot. This will be the seventeenth round of the penalties of 27 members.
• American Senator Lindsey Graham has become one of Ukraine’s largest supporters in Washington, according to an exclusive report in Wall Street Journal. Graham, Trump’s ally, is closely pushing for new sanctions on Russia and sharp tariffs for countries that buy Russian and uranium energy.

• US Vice President JD Vance Fox News told Ukraine’s war “does not go anywhere” and that it “will not end any time soon” during an interview. Vans said that the matter will return to the Russians and the Ukrainians now after knowing each side what the conditions of the other’s peace.
• The Trump administration presented a vocational diplomat, Jolly Davis, as its choice of the American envoy to Ukraine. Davis, who includes his professional experience of the former Soviet Union, will hold this position as Charge d’FFAires in Kyiv. You will need approval by the Senate to become the ambassador.
• Serbian President Alexander Vochik says he will continue his promise to visit Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow next week, even if he sings his neighbors in the European Union.
• Russia holds celebrations to celebrate the eighties of the end of World War II.