Russia is launching another record of record drones, say the Ukrainian officials

Russia has shown a record 728 Shahed and lure drones In Ukraine during the night, as well as 13 cruise and ballistic missiles, Ukrainian Air Force said on Wednesday after weeks of mounting air attacks and Russian ground in the more than three years of war.

The city of Lutsk, which is in northwest Ukraine along the border with Poland and the Bélarus, was the most difficult blow, although 10 other regions were also struck, Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy said.

Lutsk is home to aerodromes used by the Ukrainian army. Freight planes and fighter planes steal regularly above the city. The Western regions of Ukraine are a crucial logistical skeleton in the war, because aerodromes and deposits receive vital foreign military aid before transmitting it to other parts of the country. Russian long -range attacks have more and more sought to disrupt these supply corridors.

The Russian Defense Ministry said its forces aimed at the Ukrainian air bases and that “all the designated targets have been affected”.

Russia has recently tried to overwhelm the Ukrainian air defenses by launching massive air attacks, including adding more lure drones to its attacks. Russia launched its greatest previous aerial assault at the end of July 4 in the next day, the largest before the one that occurred less than a week earlier.

The largest army in Russia has also launched a new journey to pierce parts of the 620 mile front line, where the Ukrainian forces in disagreement are subject to high pressure.

President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that He is “not happy” by Russian President Vladimir PutinWho has not moved from his ceasefire and his peace requests since Trump took office in January and began to put pressure for a regulation.

Trump said on Monday that the United States is expected to send more weapons to Ukraine, only a few days after Washington had interrupted critical weapons deliveries to Kyiv in the midst of uncertainty about the Ukraine’s defense of the American administration.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said that Trump “had a fairly difficult style in terms of phrasing he uses”, adding that Moscow hopes “to continue our dialogue with Washington and our course to repair bilateral bilateral links.”

Zelenskyy said the Kremlin “made a point” with the night attack against the Western parties of Ukraine, while the peace efforts led by the United States. He urged Ukraine’s partners to impose more strict Russian oil sanctions and those who help finance the Kremlin war by buying it.

“Everyone who wants peace must act,” said Zelenskyy. The Ukrainian leader was to meet Pope Leo XIV on Wednesday during a visit to Italy.