“At the moment, there are no conditions for talks (with Ukraine, ed.)”. Kremlin spokesman, Dmitry Peskov, is holding back on the hypothesis of a dialogue between Moscow and Kiev to put an end to the war that began over 2 years ago with the invasion ordered by Vladimir Putin. “Everyone knows Ukraine’s position which is to reject any type of negotiation. The special military operation therefore continues,” he added. Vladimir Putin’s position “is well known,” Peskov said.
Kiev: “Energy plants affected in three regions”
According to what was announced by the Ukrainian Energy Minister, German Galushchenko, quoted by Ukrainska Pravda, the Russian army attacked energy plants in the Ukrainian regions of Dnipropetrovsk, Ivano-Frankivsk and Lviv.
At least four thermoelectric plants were damaged in Moscow’s raids against Ukraine in the new wave of raids overnight, with 32 missiles, 21 of which were intercepted, according to Ukrainian sources. Several people were injured at energy production sites, the operator Dtek reported.
Moscow: “68 drones shot down over Krasnodar and Crimea territories”
While the Russian Ministry of Defense, according to the Tass news agency, reported that Russian air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 68 drones over the Krasnodar territory and the Crimean peninsula during the night. “Last night, attempts by the Kiev regime to carry out terrorist attacks using aerial-type drones against targets on the territory of the Russian Federation were stopped. Air defense systems in service on the Krasnodar Territory destroyed and intercepted 66 Ukrainian drones,” Russian Defense said in a statement, adding that two more drones were destroyed over the skies over Crimea.
Moscow Vnukovo airport sector evacuated
A section of Moscow’s Vnukovo airport was evacuated today following the threat of an explosion, the Tass agency announced, citing law enforcement. The floor concerned is the office floor. But the airport operates regularly, it should be noted.
