As the US strives to mediate, Russia and Ukraine launch attacks against each other
Jinse Finance reported that as the United States stepped up pressure to ensure a peace agreement is reached regarding the nearly four-year-long Russia-Ukraine conflict, Russia and Ukraine launched airstrikes against each other overnight. One missile was fired at Kyiv, and a refinery in Russia caught fire. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko stated that the large-scale attack on Ukraine's capital resulted in two deaths and at least 29 injuries, with 19 people hospitalized. The city's air raid sirens lasted for 12 hours, and 500,000 people lost power early Saturday morning. Meanwhile, Russia's Krasnodar region on the Black Sea coast was attacked by drones, causing a fire at the Afipsky refinery and unspecified damage to technical equipment. (Golden Ten Data)
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