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Russia and Ukraine conducted the largest prisoner exchange since the start of the conflict, with 230 Ukrainian and 248 Russian prisoners released, facilitated by the UAE. Meanwhile, tensions escalated as Russia claimed to have shot down 12 missiles near the border city of Belgorod, and NATO announced plans to help member countries purchase Patriot missiles, potentially allowing more defense systems to be sent to Ukraine.
Russia and Ukraine conducted the largest prisoner exchange since the beginning of the conflict, with 230 Ukrainian and 248 Russian prisoners released, facilitated by the UAE. Meanwhile, tensions escalated as Russia claimed to have downed missiles targeting its southern region and reported civilian casualties from Ukrainian strikes on the city of Belgorod. In response to the ongoing attacks, NATO plans to support member countries in purchasing surface-to-air Patriot missiles, potentially aiding Ukraine's air defense capabilities.
A Ukrainian air attack on the Russian city of Belgorod killed 22 people and wounded over 100, marking one of the deadliest attacks on Russian soil since the invasion of Ukraine began. Russia accused Ukraine of using Czech-made rockets in the attack and vowed retaliation. The incident escalated tensions, with Russia calling an emergency U.N. Security Council meeting to condemn the strike as a "terrorist attack." Meanwhile, Ukraine reported shooting down Russian drones and suffering damages from attacks on its own soil, including in the city of Kharkiv and near the capital, Kyiv.
A shelling attack in the Russian city of Belgorod killed 21 people, including three children, with 110 others wounded, marking one of the deadliest incidents on Russian territory since the invasion of Ukraine began. Russia accused Kyiv of the attack, which followed a large-scale Russian aerial bombardment across Ukraine that killed at least 41 civilians. The Kremlin has been briefed, and Russian diplomats are seeking a U.N. Security Council meeting, while Moscow continues its own drone strikes in Ukraine.
A shelling attack in the Russian city of Belgorod killed 21 people, including three children, with 110 others wounded, marking one of the deadliest incidents on Russian soil since the invasion of Ukraine began. The attack followed a large-scale aerial bombardment by Russia across Ukraine, which resulted in at least 41 civilian deaths. Russia accused Ukraine of the Belgorod attack, using Czech-made rockets, and called for a U.N. Security Council meeting, while the Ukrainian side has not claimed responsibility. The ongoing conflict has seen continued aerial strikes and cross-border tensions, with concerns raised by neighboring countries over airspace violations.
Shelling in the Russian city of Belgorod, near the Ukrainian border, resulted in 14 deaths, including two children, and 108 injuries. Russian officials accused Ukraine of the attack, which followed a significant Russian aerial assault on Ukraine that killed at least 39 civilians. The attack in Belgorod was described as the worst since the invasion began, with social media showing extensive damage. Russia identified the munitions as Czech-made and vowed retaliation, while calling for a U.N. Security Council meeting and blaming Western nations for supporting Ukraine. Meanwhile, Russia continued drone strikes in Ukraine, with Ukrainian forces downing 10 drones and reporting additional civilian casualties.
Russian officials report that Ukrainian shelling killed 14 civilians, including two children, in the city of Belgorod, marking one of the deadliest incidents in the region. This follows Russia's largest aerial assault on Ukraine since the invasion began, which resulted in at least 39 deaths and widespread damage, including hits on civilian structures. The international community has condemned the attacks, and both sides have experienced significant civilian casualties amidst ongoing hostilities.