Russia’s War of Ukraine: List of the main events, today 1,221 | Russia-Ukraine, news war

Here is how things stand on Sunday, June 29:

Fighting

• A Russian drone attack was killed by a teacher and her husband in Odyssea, Odyssea Ukraine, and wounded 14 others, according to Ukrainian officials. Three of the victims, including a child, were in critical condition.
• At least two others were killed in another Russian attack on the villages of Kostiantynivka and Ivanopillia in the eastern region of Donetsk on Friday, according to Governor Vadim Villachkin.
• The explosions were heard in the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, on Saturday night, with Mayor Vitaly Klitschko warning against facing Russian drones “heading to the city”, according to the official Ukrainian news agency.
• The Russian Ministry of Defense said that the Russian forces took control of the Shervona Zerka settlement in Donetsk. The ministry later said that it had seized the area between the Fovsha river and Macri Yali.
• The Great Ukrainian commander Olexander Serski also said that the Russian army was “heading towards” the main city of Costantinvka in Donetsk, but “regardless of the maintenance of many losses, (it) has not achieved anything.”
• In Russia, the Ukrainian drone attack caused several injuries to a 43 -year -old man, including a brain injury, in the village of Gllochkovo in the Korsk area, according to Tas News Agency, citing a local official.
• The SBU security service in Ukraine said the Ukrainian forces using private drones Kirovsk military airport attacked In the Russian Crimea occupies, three offensive helicopters and an anti -aircraft missile system were destroyed.
• The Russian army said that it had destroyed 64 Ukrainian drones over western Russia and the Crimea is occupied by Russia overnight until Saturday.

Politics and diplomacy

• Doda, the outgoing president in Poland, asked during a visit to Kiev, from Ukraine, “Please be patient” while handing over to his national successor, Carol Noruki. Ukrainian President Folodimir Zellinski told reporters that he “of course” invites Noruki to Ukraine after assuming his post.
• Ruslan Stefanchuk, a spokesman and Ukrainian Parliament Speaker, told the continuous marathon television broadcast in Ukraine that a draft law is formulated to hold elections after the war.