So there are things on Sunday, June 29:
Battle
- A Russian drone attack killed a teacher and her husband in the Ukrainian Odea and, according to Ukrainian officials, injured 14 others. Three of the victims, including a child, were in a critical condition.
- At least two more were killed on Friday in another Russian attack on the villages of Kostiannivka and Ivanopillia in the eastern region of Donetskka.
- In the Ukrainian capital Kyiv, Kyiv, explosions were heard on Saturday evening. According to the official Ukrinform news agency, Mayor Vitali Klitschko warned that the residents of Russian drones protect “after the city”.
- Russia’s Ministry of Defense said that the Russian armed forces had taken control of the settlement of Cherkona around around in Donetsk. The ministry later said that the area also confiscated the area between the Vovcha and Mokri Yaly rivers.
- The Ukrainian commander Oleksandr Syrskii also said in Telegram that the military in Russia in the key town of Kostiannivka in Donetsk “stormed towards”, but “apart from the upright preservation of numerous losses (it), nothing has been achieved”.
- In Russia, a Ukrainian drone attack in the village of Gilluskovo in the Kursk region led several injuries to a 43-year-old man, including a traumatic brain injury, reported in Tass News Agency, citing a local civil servant.
- According to the Ukrainian armed forces of Ukraine security service in Ukraine, which use special drones, attacked the Kirovske military airfield In the Russian-occupied Crimea, three attack helicopters and an anti-aircraft missile system destroys.
- The Russia’s military said it destroyed 64 Ukrainian drones overnight and Saturday to Saturday and Saturday.
Politics and diplomacy
- The outgoing president of Poland, Andrzej Duda, asked to be patient during a visit to Kyiv during the handover to his nationalist successor. Karol Nawrocki. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said reporters that he would invite Nawrocki to Ukraine after his office.
- Ruslan Stefanchuk, the spokesman and chair of the Ukrainian parliament, told Ukraine’s marathon television programs that a legislative proposal after the war was designed to prevent elections, Ukrinform reported.
