Tragedy struck the city of Dnipro as a drone attack on an apartment complex resulted in the deaths of three individuals and injuries to 12 others. In addition, regional authorities reported fatalities in other parts of Ukraine, with three people killed in the southeastern Zaporizhzhia region and one in the northern Kharkiv region.

On Saturday, Russia’s defense ministry announced that it had executed a “massive strike” utilizing high-precision, long-range weapons from air, ground, and sea. This assault targeted weapon production sites and energy facilities, purportedly in retaliation for Ukrainian attacks on Russian soil.

Reports from news outlets and social media indicated persistent power outages in at least two regions: Kharkiv in the northeast and Poltava in central Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing impact of the conflict on civilian infrastructure.

In response to the escalating situation, Sybiha issued a statement urging an urgent meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s board of governors. He also called on China and India to exert diplomatic pressure on Russia to cease attacks on facilities that could lead to a “catastrophic incident.”

“Our generation is now zero.”

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Sybiha called for an urgent meeting of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s board of governors and urged China and India to pressure Russia to stop attacks on facilities that risk “a catastrophic incident.”