Russian attack targets energy infrastructure in Ukraine, injuring at least 15
Summary
Russia carried out air attacks on four Ukrainian cities, injuring at least 15 people and focusing on energy facilities. These events happened as the U.S. set a deadline for Russia to make peace, with possible sanctions if no progress is made. President Trump has pledged more military support for Ukraine, while Europe considers financial aid to assist Ukraine’s economy.Key Facts
- Russia launched attacks on four Ukrainian cities, targeting energy infrastructure.
- At least 15 people were injured in these attacks.
- The U.S. has set a deadline for Russia to agree to a peace deal under threat of sanctions.
- President Trump promised to send more weapons to Ukraine, including air defense systems.
- U.S. and European officials are concerned about Russia capturing more territory before any peace deal.
- Tens of thousands of soldiers have died, and over 12,000 Ukrainian civilians have been killed in the war.
- European leaders welcomed U.S. aid but also hope for shared financial responsibility.
- The European Union plans to propose 100 billion euros in aid to support Ukraine’s economy.
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