Russia has launched a second consecutive night of airstrikes on Ukraine, resulting in at least five confirmed deaths. The attacks involved various weapon types, including cruise missiles and hypersonic missiles, targeting Ukraine’s energy system. Ukrainian authorities reported that two people were killed in a rocket strike on a hotel in Kryvyi Rih, while three others died in drone attacks on Zaporizhzhya.
The Ukrainian Air Force stated that Russia used long-range bombers and launched over 100 combat drones, the highest number reported in two and a half years of conflict. The attacks have caused significant damage to Ukraine’s infrastructure and energy system.
This latest escalation in the conflict has raised concerns about the humanitarian situation in Ukraine and the potential for further escalation. The international community has called for an immediate end to hostilities and a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
Key points:
- Russia launches second consecutive night of airstrikes on Ukraine
- At least five confirmed deaths, with more expected
- Attacks target Ukraine’s energy system, causing significant damage
- Ukrainian Air Force reports highest number of combat drones launched in two and a half years
- International community calls for immediate end to hostilities and peaceful resolution.
