Russia hit Ukraine with its biggest single drone attack since the onset of a full -scale invasion, which was launched on 24 February 2022. Drone was intercepted over at least 13 regions across Ukraine, including Kharkiv, Poultva, Sumi, Kiev, Charnihivi, Cheriiv, included, according to Ukrainian officials, according to Ukrainian officials, Mykolaiv and Odesa.
“Record” 267 Russian drones were launched in a single, coordinated attack, said Ukraine’s Air Force Command spokesman Yuri Ignat.
He said that around 138 was intercepting, while 119 disappeared after a jam without any loss, saying that Russia also launched three ballistic missiles. Damage was reported in five areas of Ukraine.
Ignat did not say what happened to the remaining 10 drones, but a separate armed forces statement on Telegram stated that many areas, Kiev, were “hit”.
Ukraine’s Foreign Ministry successfully shared a video of Ukrainian Air Defense to several drones launched by Kremlin.
On 23 February 2025, Russia removed 267 drones against Ukraine, marking its biggest drone attack since the onset of a full -scale invasion.
Ukrainian Air Defense successfully dropped 138 of these drones. 119 duplicate drones were lost. Russia should be held accountable. pic.twitter.com/jtduurkqdt
– Ukraine’s MFA ?? (@Mfa_ukraine) February 23, 2025
Late on Saturday, a Russian missile attack killed one person and injured five more, which was in the Central Town of Cryvie Rig, regional officials said on Sunday.
Moscow has launched a large -scale drone attacks in Ukraine for a few months, trying to end air rescue. To try to prevent daily Russian attacks, Ukraine has sought to remove the Russian logistics from the front throughout the struggle, especially by attacking military bases and industrial sites inside Russia.
Ukraine Slams Russia
Ukraine President Volodimier Zelansky said on Sunday that Russia launched more than 200 drones in an overnight attack, which was the largest of the war. He also condemned Russia’s “aerial terror” and called unity among Ukraine colleagues.
“Every day, our people are standing against air terror,” they wrote on X.
“On the eve of the third anniversary of the full scale, Russia launched 267 attack drones against Ukraine – the biggest attack since the Iranian drone began to attack Ukrainian cities and villages.”
Zelenskiy said that overall, around 1,150 attack drones, over 1,400 directed aerial bombs and a variety of 35 missiles were launched by Russia in Ukraine in the last week.
The President thanked Ukraine for the operation of air rescue, and called the country’s foreign allies to unite to secure “just and permanent peace”.
“It is worth obtained through the unity of all partners – we need all the strengths of Europe, the strength of America, the strength of all who want permanent peace.”
Russia attacked Ukraine on 24 February 2022, claiming that it aims to protect itself against the threat of NATO expansion.
US rallies behind Moscow
US President Donald Trump called the Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin earlier this month and discussed how to eliminate Ukraine conflict-welcomed a call as a three-year separation for the Kremlin leader by the Crelein leader. Because he had aggressively aggressively aggressive in February 2022.
Amidst his outreach for Moscow, Trump also attacked the Ukraine leader orally, Volodimier Zelansky claimed that Kiev started the war and Zelanski was extremely unpopular at home.
Kiev and its European colleagues have been uncontrolled by Trump’s oral attack on Zelanski last week, as well as Ukraine was not invited by a meeting between the US and Russian delegations in Riyadh.
On Sunday, Kremlin interacted between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin – two “extraordinary” presidents – as “promising”, and swear that it would “ever” “never” the seized area in eastern Ukraine.
“This is a dialogue between two extraordinary presidents,” Kremlin spokesman Dimitri Peskov told State TV on Sunday.
“It’s promising,” he said.
“It is important that anything prevents us from realizing the political will of the two heads of the state.”
Trump’s overstitcher for Moscow has triggered Kiev and an alarm across Europe. But it is not clear whether their tricks will be able to bring Moscow and Kiev closer to a truss.
