US EditionRussia launches drone attack on Ukraine port
- Russia's Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov expressed openness to reviving the Black Sea shipping deal, stating that Russia's interests must be protected.
- Moscow is open to reviving the Black Sea shipping deal but wants sanctions against Russian banks lifted before proceeding.
- The White House announced plans to assist Russia in restoring its agricultural market access and enhancing payment systems.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky clarified that Kyiv did not agree to include specific statements in its communications with Washington regarding the deal.
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Russian drone attack on a Black Sea port, a few hours after the truce announced by the White House and Kremlin - HotNews.ro
Russia launched a nighttime drone attack on the Ukrainian port of Nikolaev, which provides the country with access to the Black Sea, and also hit Krivoi Rog in an attack that Ukrainian officials described on Wednesday as...
Ukraine, Russia Report Drone Attacks Amid Questions About Black Sea Truce
Russia claimed it downed two Ukrainian drones over the Black Sea and seven in other locations overnight, while the mayor of Mykolayiv, a Ukrainian port city near the sea, said emergency power cuts were implemented following reports of a Russian drone attacks in the area.
Russia launches drone attack on Ukraine port
Russia launched an overnight drone attack on the Ukrainian port of Mykolaiv that provides the country with access to the Black Sea and struck Kryvyi Rih in what Ukrainian officials said was the war's biggest drone attack on the city.
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