US EditionRussia attacks Ukraine on the first day of self-declared ceasefire, killing 1 person
- Russian forces attacked northeast Ukraine early Thursday, killing one person and injuring two during a 72-hour ceasefire called by President Vladimir Putin.
- Russia declared a unilateral ceasefire to align with Moscow's commemoration of the 80th anniversary marking the end of World War II against Nazi Germany.
- The attacks involved guided air bombs targeting homes close to the Sumy region’s border, resulting in civilian casualties, including a 55-year-old woman killed at her residence and her son wounded.
- The Ukrainian Air Force reported the firing of glide bombs along with a missile in the Sumy region beginning at 2:39 a.m. And continuing into the early hours of Thursday.
- Authorities have initiated inquiries regarding alleged war crimes as minor attacks continued despite Kyiv’s appeals for an extended ceasefire and the stalling of U.S.-led diplomatic efforts.
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Russian Airstrike on Northeastern Ukraine Kills 1 Civilian Despite Putin’s Ceasefire
Russian attacks on northeastern Ukraine killed at least one person as the country’s air force issued several alerts for missile and bomb attacks, despite a unilateral ceasefire ordered by President Vladimir Putin. “In the Sumy district, nighttime shelling sparked fires in three residential buildings.
Russia attacks Ukraine on the first day of self-declared ceasefire, killing 1 person - Boston News, Weather, Sports
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — One person was killed early Thursday in Russian attacks in northeast Ukraine, in the opening hours of a 72-hour ceasefire called by Russian President Vladimir Putin. Another two people were injured after Russian forces dropped guided air bombs in the northeast Sumy region. The bombs were dropped on residential areas near the border, the regional prosecutor’s office said on Thursday. Ukraine’s Air Force alerted launches of gl…
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Russia attacks Ukraine on the first day of self-declared ceasefire, killing 1 person
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