At least one dead and about ten wounded in Russian attacks in Ukraine

Pa link minus one person died and about a dozen were injured today in a series of Russian attacks against the Donetsk, Kharkiv, Zaporijia and Chernihiv regions, according to the Ukrainian state emergency service.

The emergency teams recovered the body of one person after an attack on a residence in Slovaksk in Donetsk, and still extinguished a fire in another house and in three vehicles.

In the nearby town of Kramatorsk, the bombings left two residential buildings on fire. One woman was rescued from the smoke and two other people were injured in Russian bombings in the Kharkiv region after an attack on a residential building in Krasnopavlivka.

In Zaporijia, four people were injured in Russian attacks against the city, namely two women, 22 and 30 years old, and two men, one 40 and one 61 years old, who needed medical assistance after damage in residential areas.

In Chernihiv, two people were injured in Russian attacks against a hangar of a private company in Pryluky and against a grain warehouse in Novhorod-Siverskyi.

The Kremlin announced today the taking of another locality in the Ukrainian province of Zaporijia, in the context of the advances made in recent months in Ukrainian territory.

“Units of the ‘Leste’ group of forces released the village of Obschi in Zaporijia,” the Russian Ministry of Defense declared in a brief message on social media, in which it did not provide details on any casualties in the fighting in the region against the Ukrainian Army.

In September 2022, Russia annexed the provinces of Donetsk, Lugansk, Kherson and Zaporijia, which are partially occupied, and also obtained incursions in Kharkiv, Sumy and Dnipropetrovsk, beyond the annexation of the Crimean peninsula in 2014.

Today, the Russian authorities have warned that the trilateral negotiations scheduled for November between Moscow, Kyiv and Washington do not mean a decrease in military operations, although it admits more humanitarian truces as planned for the city of Olechky.

“ The decision to resume trilateral negotiations does not imply any restriction to military operations,” said the spokesman for the Russian Presidency (Kremlin), Dmitry Peskov, at his daily press conference.