Ukraine says Russian strikes kill at least 25

At least 25 people were killed in Ukraine in the last wave of Russian strikes, Ukrainian officials say, because the conflict does not show signs of weakening.

One attack on the Donetsk region killed less than 11 people and injured 40, including six children, local officials said on Saturday. Houses and infrastructure were killed in other regions, including Kharkiv and Odessa.

In recent days, Russian attacks have intensified when the US stopped military assistance and intelligence with Kiev. Subsequently, a collision of the Oval Office was collided last week between President Donald Trump and Ukraine Zelensky Ukraine.

After the last Russian strikes, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said, “That’s what happens when someone is satisfied with the barbarians.”

“More bombs, more aggression, more victims,” ​​he added in a social media report.

The most deadly strikes occurred on Friday in the city of Donetsk in the city of Dabropilia. At least 11 people were killed when two ballistic missiles hit eight residential buildings and a mall, officials said.

After the arrival of the ambulance, Russia launched another blow “intentionally aiming at rescuers,” Zelensky said at Telegram Post. “Such strikes show that Russia’s goals do not change,” he added.

Other attacks in the region killed nine people and wounded 13 on Friday and Saturday, local officials said.

Drones struck the companies in the Baghohhh region, killed by three people and suffered seven at the beginning of the Saturday, said the head of the regional Oleh Xignhubov.

Another attack on the drones on Friday was hit by civil and energy infrastructure in Odessa, the regional ruler said. “This is the seventh attack on the region’s energy system in three weeks,” said DTEK Energy Company.

Meanwhile, Ukraine continued to target Russia, which stated that its forces intercepted 31 Ukrainian drones over the night.

At the end of Friday, Trump said he believes that “it is more difficult, frankly to fight Ukraine” than Russia in trying to create peace between the two countries.

In the US “very well with Russia” and “it can be easier to deal with” Moscow than Kiev, he – told reporters.

Earlier, Trump stated that he was “strongly considering” large -scale sanctions and tariffs for Russia until the ceasefire with Ukraine was reached.

In addition to stopping military and reconnaissance assistance, the US rejected Ukraine’s access to some satellite images, space technology companies said on Friday.

This step came exactly one week after Audit exchange in the White HouseIn which Trump beat Zelensky for being “disrespectful” to the United States.