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In the Russo-Ukraine war, both sides inflicted tremendous damage on each other on Saturday. On one hand, Russian bombers fired cruise missiles at the southeastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro, killing 3 and injuring 15. At the same time, the Ukrainian army destroyed eight howitzers and several military equipment along with 47 Russian soldiers in southern Ukraine.
Russia’s military operation is mainly focused on the Donbass, the eastern region of Ukraine, but Russian forces are also bombing several other Ukrainian territories. Russia aims to break the morale of Ukrainian leaders. The Ukrainian Air Force said that a factory in Dnipro was attacked with several cruise missiles by Tu-95MS bombers. Four of these missiles were intercepted by Ukraine but others destroyed a much larger area. 3 people have died in this. On the other hand, the Ukrainian army also claimed to have killed 47 Russian soldiers this week. Operational Command South said, “Our planes were attacked by the enemy with fighter jets and air-to-air missiles, but Ukraine gave them a befitting reply.”
Russian tanks, armored vehicles and artillery destroyed
Ukraine claimed that its military recently destroyed two Russian Ka-52 helicopters. Although the Russian army tried to inflict damage on our armed forces in the Kakhovka area, they could not do much damage. While six enemy howitzers, one T-62 tank, 8 armored vehicles and 14 vehicles were destroyed by Ukrainian forces.
Russian officials went to Iran to inspect the drone
The White House says Russian officials have visited an airspace in central Iran at least twice in recent weeks to inspect armed drones. Russia wants to use these drones in Ukraine war. According to the White House, Iran conducted a drone demonstration in front of Russian officials at Kashan Airfield on June 8 and 15. The administration also released satellite images of the Shaheed-191 and Shaheed-129 drones. NSA Jake Sullivan said, we have information that the government of Iran is going to provide 100 drones to Russia.
End the war by adopting the path of dialogue: India
On the Russo-Ukraine war, India again expressed concern in the United Nations Security Council and said that both the countries should hold talks through diplomatic channels and announce an early end to the war. India’s Permanent Mission to the UN, Prateek Mathur said that India supports all diplomatic efforts between Ukraine and the Russian Federation to end the conflict through dialogue as many lives have been lost in the war. It is in our collective interest to work constructively, inside and outside the United Nations, he said.