On day 1,147 of Russia’s war on Ukraine, key events included Russia destroying Ukrainian drones, accusing Kyiv of attacks on energy infrastructure, and sentencing individuals for sabotage. A Ukrainian drone attack in Russia’s Kursk region resulted in one death and seven injuries. Kyiv’s air force reported Moscow’s attack with drones and missiles, with several drones shot down. Ukraine’s military retaliated by hitting a Russian rocket brigade base.
In terms of politics and diplomacy, US President Donald Trump’s envoy mentioned Russia’s openness to a “permanent peace” deal with Ukraine. Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov discussed challenges in agreeing with the US on a peace deal. Russia’s spy chief stated readiness to act with Belarus in the event of an attack, proposing conditions for peace with Ukraine—including renouncing NATO ambitions and being a neutral country. President Zelenskyy submitted bills for military mobilization extension and martial law and began proceedings to dismiss the military governor of Sumy.
NATO chief Rutte visited Odesa, expressing support for Trump’s peace efforts and condemning Russia’s attacks on civilians. Russian plans to mark Victory Day were met with criticism from the EU, with calls to boycott the events. Despite efforts towards peace deals and diplomatic discussions, the situation in Ukraine remains tense, with ongoing military actions and political maneuvering.
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