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Post by : Rameen Ariff
On Tuesday, a series of large-scale missile strikes by Russia targeted Ukraine, inflicting casualties and damage on vital infrastructure. This escalation coincides with U.S. initiatives aiming for a resolution to the long-standing conflict.
The nighttime assault involved 22 missiles and over 460 drones, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirming the attacks in a post on Telegram. Notably, some drones penetrated airspace in neighboring Romania and Moldova. The strikes caused significant havoc, including damage to a nine-story apartment building in Kyiv's eastern district, leaving parts of the city without essential services like water and electricity.
Kyiv’s Mayor Vitalii Klitschko reported two fatalities and five injuries from the first strike, followed by another wave that claimed four more lives, including a 90-year-old woman who shared her dismay and skepticism about the peace progress: "Putin won't stop until he finishes us off."
In retaliation, Ukrainian forces executed a drone strike on the Russian city of Taganrog, resulting in three deaths and eight injuries. The attack also inflicted damage on residential areas and local facilities. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, 249 Ukrainian drones were intercepted overnight, many over the Black Sea.
These military actions are occurring alongside an ongoing diplomatic dialogue, with U.S. Army Secretary Dan Driscoll meeting Russian representatives in Abu Dhabi to explore peace negotiation terms. While details remain confidential, there is a mutual commitment to end the violence.
The peace initiative, facilitated by the U.S., seeks to mitigate hostilities; however, significant debates persist regarding potential territorial compromises by Ukraine. French President Emmanuel Macron has voiced cautious optimism about the plan, asserting it should protect Ukraine's future and prevent vulnerability to aggression, emphasizing the need for Ukraine's military strength during peacetime.
A forthcoming virtual conference led by France and the UK is set to gather international support for enforcing any ceasefire, marking a unified push towards regional peace.
As violent confrontations persist, the Ukrainian populace bears the brunt of these circumstances, while global attention remains fixed on the diplomatic maneuvers aimed at ceasing the ongoing warfare.
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