3 killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine as Putin warns Europe against sending troops
Summary
Russian attacks in Ukraine have killed three civilians and injured many others, mainly through missile and drone strikes targeting cities and infrastructure. President Vladimir Putin warned Europe that sending troops to Ukraine would lead to direct conflict with Russia.Key Facts
- Russian strikes used ballistic missiles and drones to hit Ukrainian cities.
- Three civilians were killed: two in Zaporizhzhia and one in Kryvyi Rih.
- Around 28 people were wounded in a large attack on Odesa.
- Russian strikes have targeted Ukraine’s power grid, aiming to affect civilians before winter.
- Putin stated that European troops entering Ukraine would mean war with Russia.
- Some European leaders have considered sending peacekeeping forces to Ukraine.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy said he might meet Putin if invited to the upcoming G20 summit.
- Incidents near Ukraine’s borders with Poland and Moldova suggest rising tensions in the region.
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