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According to the Estonian newspaper Õhtuleht, Russia has signalled that it is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine, even as the conflict continues. The war, which began as a full‑scale invasion on February 24, 2022, has now entered its 1,705th day. In the Dnipropetrovsk region, a Russian drone strike on the town of Sinelnikovo killed three civilians. Ukrainian military officials confirmed that the attack was part of a broader campaign targeting key industrial sites. Ukrainian forces also reported attacks on two major Russian facilities. The Proton‑Electrotex plant in Orel was struck, as was the Togliatti Kauchuk plant in the Samara region. Both sites produce components for ballistic missiles and materials used in rocket fuel production. These incidents underscore the ongoing intensity of the conflict and the continued targeting of strategic infrastructure by both sides. Article source: Cedar News | Image credit: Cedar News
According to the Estonian newspaper Õhtuleht, Russia has signalled that it is ready to resume negotiations with Ukraine, even as the conflict continues. The war, which began as a full‑scale invasion on February 24, 2022, has now entered its 1,705th day. In the Dnipropetrovsk region, a Russian drone strike on the town of Sinelnikovo killed three civilians. Ukrainian military officials confirmed that the attack was part of a broader campaign targeting key industrial sites. Ukrainian forces also reported attacks on two major Russian facilities. The Proton‑Electrotex plant in Orel was struck, as was the Togliatti Kauchuk plant in the Samara region. Both sites produce components for ballistic missiles and materials used in rocket fuel production. These incidents underscore the ongoing intensity of the conflict and the continued targeting of strategic infrastructure by both sides.
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