And now he needs to do something drastic − assassination attempts, drones, some geese that bombed them. "He can no longer motivate his society and just send the military to their deaths,'' Zelenskyy said. The White House said this week the pace of Russian personnel losses has accelerated, with 100,000 casualties − including more than 20,000 deaths − since December.
In denying Ukraine was behind the drone attacks, Zelenskyy said this is Putin's latest attempt at mustering support for a war he's losing. Zelenskyy says Kremlin accusation shows Putin 'needs to do something drastic' ∙ A massive blaze broke out at a Russian oil depot in Russia’s southern Krasnodar region east of the Russian-occupied Crimean Peninsula, according to Krasnodar Gov. ∙ In Helsinki, Zelenskyy said Ukraine’s counteroffensive is coming “very soon.” This year “will be decisive … for victory,” he said. ∙ The European Union announced plans to ramp up the production of ammunition for Ukraine. "A railway station and a crossing, a house, a hardware store, a grocery supermarket, a gas station − what unites these places? The bloody trail that Russia leaves with its shells,'' Zelenskyy wrote on Telegram. ∙ Zelenskyy said 21 civilians were killed and 48 were injured Wednesday by massive Russian shelling in the southern Kherson province. Russian missiles hit the Ukrainian city of Uman, a small city 125 miles south of the capital Kyiv in the early hours of April 28, killing 23 people, including six children. People attend the funeral of Sofiia Shulha (11) and Kyryl Pysariev (17), who was killed during the Russian attack on a residential building, on April 30, 2023, in Uman, Ukraine. There was no evidence Ukraine was linked to either incident. and a second one 15 minutes later detonating as it approached a domed building. Videos showed one flying object exploding over the Kremlin around 2:30 a.m. The fragments struck the Kremlin after the drones were shot down by Russia's military, the government said. “Last night, the Kyiv regime made an attempt to strike with unmanned aerial vehicles on the Kremlin residence of the President of the Russian Federation,” the statement said. Russian President Vladimir Putin was at his Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow at the time, his spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Russia’s state news agency RIA Novosti. The statement said no one was injured in what it described as a "terrorist act," and it threatened retaliation for what was characterized as an assassination attempt on the country's leader. Fragments of two Ukrainian drones fell into the Kremlin, causing a fireball near the roof of one building early Wednesday, the Russian government said in a statement.
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