Russia launches a “large -scale” attack on Ukraine when Kyiv struck refineries

Russia has launched a “large -scale” attack on the southern and central regions of Ukraine, the authorities said when Kiev hit Russian refineries.

According to local officials, one woman was killed in Zaparitzhiy, and 28 were injured – including three children.

President of Ukrainian Olodimir Zelensky said Moscow launched more than 500 drones and 45 missiles that hit 14 regions across the country.

Following the attack at the Russian Ministry of Defense, it was said that all the “goals of the strike was achieved” and “assigned facilities were impressed”.

The railway infrastructure was damaged near Kiev, but there was central and southeastern Ukraine, which caused the main burden of recent blows.

Emergency services were spotted in the firing fires, while the explosions were heard in the Central -Eastern regions of Dnipro and Pavlohrad.

Meanwhile, the Ukrainian military said they got to the Russian Krasnodar and oil factories during the night. Both refineries were targeted earlier.

The Ukrainian military stated that “numerous explosions and fires” were recorded at the facility, which, according to them, produces three million tons a year.

The Russian authorities in Krasnodar acknowledged that the drone blows from Kiev hit the refineries. It states that one of the processes of the process was damaged and a fire occurred in the area. It said there was no victim.

The Russian Ministry of Defense added that 20 Ukrainian drones, including 18 above Moscow Crimea, had flooded.

The Russian military also said that a rural settlement in Donetsk – Kamishevakh was recorded on Saturday morning. Ukraine has not confirmed this.

The strikes between the warring parties are following the diplomatic efforts under the leadership of the United States aimed at stopping the war that still stacks.

Zelensky stated that the last attacks showed that the Russian “ignoring words”, adding that the only way to combat Russia is to impose sanctions.

“We are waiting for action from the US, Europe and the world,” he said.

This weekend, Denmark are ministers of European Foreign Affairs to discuss international events – including the war in Ukraine.

One of the key issues is the possibility of freezing approximately 210 billion euros (181.7 billion pounds) of Russian assets.

EU foreign policy head Kaj Kalas, who is at the meeting, said “Russia does not want peace” despite diplomatic efforts.

France said it would use a collection for the table of new proposals for sanctions against Russia, with the purpose of depletion of “resources that Russia invests in this war”, Foreign Minister Jean-Nael Baro was cited by the Russian State Agency TASS.