War latest news. Russian missiles cause deaths and injuries among civilians. Kiev strikes FSB headquarters

So far, Kiev has responded to Russian attacks on Ukrainian civilian logistics with attacks on military targets, but if Moscow continues, it will receive stronger retaliatory attacks on Russian logistics. This was stated by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in a United News interview. “Logistics is not a weak point for Ukrainians, but for everyone – he added – It is a matter of life, of habits. We lead a normal life, a habit we had not had since the beginning of the Russian aggression. And Russia does not realize it… I would not advise Russia to continue attacking Ukrainian logistics, because we have understood well what Russian logistics means.” Zelensky explained that Russia’s weaknesses in this area are well known, therefore Russian consumers will face a shortage of goods that will not reach them due to logistical problems.

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Meanwhile, reciprocal attacks have continued in recent hours. A regional headquarters of the Russian intelligence service FSB is said to be among the three buildings damaged by a Ukrainian drone attack in Belgorod. This is reported by the independent Russian Telegram channel Astra, adding that a building about 600 meters from the city’s thermal power plant was also hit. The toll provided by Russian sources speaks of three dead and 25 injured, and several condominiums and non-residential buildings were damaged, as reported by the acting governor of the Belgorod region, Alexander Shuvaev. “Belgorod is again under massive attack by Kiev’s terrorist drones. Currently, 13 injured are reported, including two children, following the attacks,” Shuvaev wrote on his Max channel.

On the other hand, Russia launched a missile attack on Odessa overnight, damaging residential buildings and injuring at least six people. Photos and videos posted on social media show fires raging in several residential skyscrapers and homes in the city. Sehrii Lysak, head of the military administration of the city of Odessa, reported that several buildings were damaged in various neighborhoods of the city. Car fires were also reported. He added that rescue teams are assisting the injured. A Russian attack in the Saltivskyi district of Kharkiv, Ukraine, hit some residential buildings, causing the death of two people and injuring others. This was reported on Telegram by the mayor of Kharkiv, Ihor Terekhov, according to Ukrinform. “An enemy attack was recorded in the Saltivskyi district. According to preliminary information, still being verified, the enemy hit a residential building,” said the mayor of Kharkiv. Later, Terekhov added that the attack on a residential building was confirmed and that floors from the seventh to the tenth were destroyed.

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Later, another attack was reported in the Saltivskyi district. “The enemy hit another nearby skyscraper, deliberately targeting residential buildings. Take shelter and reach a refuge. We are verifying details on the consequences of the second attack,” Terekhov wrote. According to the mayor, some people were trapped inside the building and a rescue operation was launched on site.

The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, occupied by the Russians, suffered two power outages yesterday, each lasting about an hour. This was reported on Telegram by the National Energy Company of Ukraine (Energoatom), adding that during the execution of the necessary procedures for restoration, the station’s energy needs were met by diesel generators. “The situation once again demonstrates the vulnerability of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant under Russian occupation. Any violation of the standard power supply schemes of the nuclear plant creates additional risks for nuclear and radiological safety,” Energoatom emphasized.

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