Ukraine Under Siege: Russia's Relentless Drone and Missile Assault

Russia conducted a significant drone and missile assault on Ukraine, killing three and injuring dozens. Ukrainian air defenses downed many attacks, yet infrastructure and civilians remain targeted. President Zelenskiy accuses Russia of terrorizing civilians, while diplomatic solutions to end the conflict remain elusive.

Russia has launched a major drone and missile attack on Ukraine, resulting in the deaths of three people and injuries to dozens, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskiy. The assault struck civilian infrastructures and residential areas, raising international concern.

Ukraine's air defenses intercepted the majority of the missiles and drones, yet the damage inflicted remains significant. President Zelenskiy condemned the attacks as a strategy to instill terror among civilians. Russia denies these allegations, stating no civilian targets were intended.

The conflict escalates as both sides employ drones, with Ukraine striking Russian oil refineries. The global community watches closely as diplomatic efforts have yet to stem the violence since its inception in February 2022.

(With inputs from agencies.)