Russia strikes civil object in Voznesensk of Mykolaiv region, injured are reported
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Russia strikes civil object in Voznesensk of Mykolaiv region, injured are reported

Vitaly Kim / Mykolaivska OVA
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On the afternoon of July 10, the Russian occupation army attacked Voznesensk, Mykolaiv region. As a result of the shelling, civilians were injured, their number is being specified.

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  • The Russian army struck a civilian object in Voznesensk, Mykolaiv region.
  • After the shelling, wounded civilians were recorded, the number of injured is being determined.
  • Russian troops also attacked an agricultural enterprise in the Bashtan district of the Mykolaiv region.
  • Officials reported damage to agricultural machinery and cars as a result of enemy strikes.

Russia struck Voznesensk with a missile

Vitali Kim, the head of Mykolaiv RMA , reported on the attack by the occupiers.

In the middle of the day, the Russians hit a civilian object in the city of Voznesensk. There are wounded," he wrote, promising to make the details public later.

Vitali Kim

Vitali Kim

Head of the Mykolaiv RMA

At 14:33, an air alert was announced in the region. At 3:05 p.m., the Air Force warned of a high-speed target in the Mykolaiv region.

In turn, the Telegram channel "Nikolaevskyy Vanek" wrote that a guided air missile was flying toward Voznesensk.

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The occupiers hit the Mykolaiv region with ballistics

On the night of July 9, Russian troops hit an agricultural enterprise with a ballistic missile in the Mykolaiv region, as a result of which workers were injured

It is noted that the occupiers struck the Bashtan district at 00:13. As a result of enemy shelling, the working equipment of an agricultural enterprise and two private cars were damaged.

According to RMA, employees of the enterprise — men aged 27 and 38 — received shrapnel wounds. They were hospitalised, and their condition was assessed as moderate.

Also, on the evening of July 8, a dry grass fire broke out in the Bashtan district due to the falling debris of a downed surveillance UAV, which was promptly extinguished.

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Subsoil Agreement. At what stage are the negotiations between Ukraine and the US?

Sybiga spoke about the progress of negotiations between Ukraine and the United States

According to Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga, after the completion of the second round of online negotiations, which is already planned, the Ukrainian delegation will travel to the United States for physical negotiations on the subsoil agreement. In addition, it was indicated that another negotiation process will start in parallel.

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  • The subsoil agreement is being carefully analyzed to align with Ukraine's European integration plans, highlighting the importance of legal compliance.
  • Efforts are underway to engage in parallel negotiation processes to facilitate a comprehensive and successful agreement between the two countries.

Sybiga spoke about the progress of negotiations between Ukraine and the United States

According to preliminary data, a new round of negotiations on signing the agreement should take place on April 4.

And the next step is the physical arrival of the Ukrainian delegation to Washington to discuss the details.

Andriy Sybiga

Andriy Sybiga

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine

According to the head of Ukrainian diplomacy, offline negotiations will take place soon — within the next one or two weeks.

In addition, it is indicated that Kyiv and Washington plan to also start a track at the level of commercial legal advisors.

One of the most famous law firms will be involved to support the negotiation process, which will assist the negotiation team and also conduct its own track directly with American lawyers, — Andriy Sybiga emphasized.

He also added that it is extremely important to analyze the subsoil agreement for compliance with legislation and compliance with Ukraine's European integration plans.

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