Russia attacked Ukraine with ballistic missiles and 160 drones
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Russia attacked Ukraine with ballistic missiles and 160 drones

Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Russia's attack on Ukraine on February 21 - what is known

During the new attack by the aggressor country, the Russian Federation, the air defense forces were able to shoot down 87 enemy drones. In addition, it is indicated that another 70 were lost in the field without negative consequences.

Points of attention

  • Various Ukrainian defense units, including aviation and anti-aircraft missile troops, were engaged in destroying enemy targets during the attack.
  • Stay updated on the latest developments as Ukraine confronts the ongoing threat posed by the Russian Federation's military actions.

Russia's attack on Ukraine on February 21 — what is known

A new enemy air attack began at 7:00 p.m. on February 20.

The Russian Army has released 160 Shahed attack UAVs and simulator drones of various types from the following locations: Orel, Bryansk, Kursk, Millerovo, Shatalovo — Russian Federation.

In addition, the Russians attacked Ukraine with two Iskander-M/KN-23 ballistic missiles — striking the Odessa region from Crimea.

Aviation, anti-aircraft missile troops, electronic warfare units, and mobile fire groups of the Air Force and Defense Forces of Ukraine were involved in the destruction of enemy targets.

As of 08:00, it has been confirmed that 87 Shahed attack UAVs and drones of other types have been shot down in Kharkiv, Poltava, Sumy, Chernihiv, Cherkasy, Kyiv, Kirovohrad, Zhytomyr, Vinnytsia, Mykolaiv, Kherson and Dnipropetrovsk regions.

The Ukrainian Air Force reports that 70 enemy drone simulators have been lost in location, and no negative consequences have been identified so far.

This time, the Odessa, Kyiv, Poltava, and Kharkiv regions came under enemy attack.

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US Senate appeals to Trump after Putin criticism

Graham asks Trump not to delay sanctions against Russia
Source:  online.ua

After US President Donald Trump criticized Russian dictator Vladimir Putin for his attacks on Ukraine, Republican Senator Lindsey Graham publicly addressed the American leader. The latter reminded the White House chief of staff of his bill, which provides for the introduction of secondary tariffs on imports of oil, gas, uranium and other products from Russia.

Points of attention

Main theses:

  • Graham calls for punishing Russia with sanctions if it does not want to end the war against Ukraine.
  • According to him, the Senate is ready to support this decision.

Graham asks Trump not to delay sanctions against Russia

On April 26, after meeting with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, the US president suggested that Putin was “playing tricks on him” and did not really want to end the war.

Against this background, Donald Trump threatened Russia with new sanctions.

Responding to this statement, Graham emphasized that he appreciates the efforts of the head of the White House and his administration, because, he said, they are "working to bring an honest and just end to the war in Ukraine, unleashed by Putin's barbaric invasion."

Regarding additional sanctions on Putin's Russia, I introduced a bill, supported by nearly 60 members of both parties, that would impose secondary tariffs on imports of oil, gas, uranium, and other products from Russia.

Lindsey Graham

Lindsey Graham

Republican Senator

He also confirmed that the US Senate is determined to move in this direction.

According to Graham, he will do so by an overwhelming majority if Russia does not accept a fair, just, and lasting peace.

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