Zelenskyy calls for “strong sanctions” to Russia before the United Nations General Assembly

Russia and Ukraine have exchanged accusations of deadly aircraft strikes in the civilian regions of its countries on Monday, where Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinsky expected a “very intense week” of diplomacy at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, where the Security Council was expected to discuss a war for more than three years.

At least seven Russian aircraft bombed the southern Ukrainian city of Zaburisvia overnight, killing three people and wounding two others, according to the head of the regional administration, Ivan Fedorov.

Fedorov said the attack started at 4:20 am local time and lasted for about 40 minutes. He said that residential buildings, shopping centers, parking lots and “critical infrastructure” were targeted.

“None of the sites had any relationship with the military infrastructure,” Fedorov said.

The Ukrainian Air Force said that 132 out of 141 strikes and drones that the Russian forces fired overnight.

In the publication of social media In detailing the attacks overnight and the response of Ukrainian emergency services, Zellinski said, “There must be” strong sanctions “and political pressure on Russia, where world leaders are preparing to meet in New York City.

“Action must be taken so that killing and war do not become routine,” Zelinski said. “There is a need for real and strong pressure on Russia; new joint steps from every person in the world believe that international law should work again. Europe, the United States, the G7 countries and countries of the twenties – they all have a real impact on Russia.”

Zelenskyy tried to give momentum to a peace effort, as he presented a ceasefire and held a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Moscow has a problem with some proposals, however, it seems that the end of bloodshed is not closer.

Zelenskyy is scheduled to attend the high -level annual assembly of the United Nations General Assembly, planning to employ support for efforts to stop invading Russia.

“The table already includes nearly twenty meetings with leaders from different countries, from all over the world,” Zelinski said in a telegram late Sunday.

He also intended to meet US President Donald Trump, whose motivation in a peace agreement after assuming his post in January is also progressing, even after hosting Putin at the August 15 summit in Alaska.

“It is very important that this week the world’s determination to strong work – because without strength, peace will not prevail,” Zelinski said.

He said that over the past week, Russia launched more than 1500 drones, 1280 sliding bombs and 50 missiles of different types in Ukraine. He said that more than 132,000 foreign components were found in those weapons from dozens of countries.

Russia refuses to claim the airspace in Estonia

Russia made similar claims. The head of the Peninsula of the Peninsula, which is occupied by Moscow, occupied by Moscow, occupied by Russia, said that three people were killed and 16 others were wounded late on Sunday by Ukrainian drones that struck the famous holiday resort in Forens.

The Russian Ministry of Defense said that there are no military facilities there.

In the Russian region of Beljorod, three people were killed and 10 others were injured by Ukrainian drones attacks on Sunday, according to the regional ruler, Viacislav Ghadraf.

The Ministry of Defense said that 114 Ukrainian drones had decreased early on Monday on several Russian regions.

In addition, international concerns have recently been left that the fighting could spread beyond the borders of Ukraine, as European countries reprimanded Russia for what they said were provocations. The accidents included Russian drones Landing on Polish soil And the Russian fighter plane Enter the Astony airspace.

Latvian President Edgar Renkivix said on social media that Russia was testing NATO’s political and military response and aims to reduce Western support for Ukraine through convincing countries to redirect resources towards defending the coalition countries.

Rinkevics said on Sunday that calibration of how to respond to Russia was not easy. He added that Russia was doing enough to cross a red line, but things still may still be a whirlpool.

The Russian Ministry of Defense denied any violation of the Estonian aircraft by its aircraft, and the Kremlin spokeswoman, Dmitry Peskov, refused on Monday, Estonia and NATO claims that it was “invalid, and continuing a failed policy to incite tensions and mobilization.”