Conflict in Ukraine
Conflict in Ukraine
night of explosions Kiev, in Ukraine, where Russian attacks continue. two people left injuries, as the governor of the Oblast of the same name, Oleksiy Kuleba, communicated on Telegram, according to which damage to infrastructure and houses was recorded.
The attacks would be operated with Kamikaze “drones” shaded, 30 of which were shot down, as specified by the Ukrainian authorities. An air raid alarm was declared in Kiev and several regions of central and eastern Ukraine from the early hours of the night.
The mayor of the capital, Vitali Klitschko, explained that the explosions occurred in the central districts of Solomyanskyi and Shevchenkivskyi. The energy company Dtek warned that they were introduced in the city for today emergency blackouts.
However, despite what happened last night, the war seems to be at a standstill. This is what the experts explainedInstitute for the Study of Waraccording to which the Ministry of Defense of Russia released a video of the minister on December 17 shoigu attending a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, Chief of Staff Valery Gerasimov and Commander of the Joint Forces Group in Ukraine Sergei Surovikin to discuss short and medium term offers for operations in Ukraine, with the aim of strengthening its reputation as an effective military corps in the face of constant criticism of the conduct of the war itself.
For this, it is possible that Russia is preparing for a renewed offensive against Ukraine in the coming months, in the absence of tangible on-field victories so far. Also according to the experts also the meeting scheduled today between Putin and the Belarusian president lukashenko it is part of a larger effort to start a new phase of the war.
This is the Kremlin leader’s first visit to Belarus since 2019. Serhiy Nayev, the talks will certainly serve to discuss “further aggression against Ukraine and broader involvement of the Belarusian armed forces in the operation, in particular, in our opinion, also in the floor🇧🇷
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