Russia-Ukraine War: List of key events, day 1 245 | Russia-Ukraine War News

Here are the key events of day 1 245 of the Russian war against Ukraine.

Here’s how things are going on Wednesday July 23:

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A Ukrainian drone strike on a private bus killed three people in the region occupied by Russia in Kherson, said Vladimir Saldo, local manager named Russian. “Three other civilians have been injured and are in serious condition,” added Saldo in a telegram post.
A Ukrainian attack killed a man in the Belgorod border region of Russia, said the local governor.
A Russian slippery bomb attack killed a 10 -year -old boy in the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk, said city military administration Oleksandr Honharenko. The bomb, which caused a fire in a building, also injured five others, added Honcharenko.
Russia has launched several waves of attacks on the Sumy region of Ukraine, including two distinct drone attacks against a service station in the city of Putyvl, which injured 11 people, said local officials.

The Russian army said it had captured the village of Novotoretske in the Donetsk region in Ukraine.
The army of Ukraine said that a Mirage 2000 fighter plane provided by the Frenchman crashed after undergoing equipment failure during an assignment, the pilot ejecting safely.
A “massive” Russian drone attack damaged the Ukrainian gas production infrastructure, said Sergii Koretski, CEO of the Ukraine State Energy Company Naftogaz. “Such attacks occur regularly. These objects have no military meaning,” Koretski wrote on Facebook.

Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov told journalists that there was “no reason to expect” “miracles” in ceasefire negotiations, as Moscow has not yet confirmed if he will participate in the peace talks In Istanbul on Wednesday, which was offered by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy last week.
The Kremlin said that he hoped that talks could take place “this week”, Peskov adding: “As soon as we are ready, we will make an announcement concerning the dates.”
By describing potential subjects of discussion with Moscow in Istanbul, Zelenskyy said that kyiv was ready to “secure the liberation of our captivity people and return to kidnapped children, stop murders and prepare a meeting of managers.”

Ukraine said its former Minister for Defense and Current Secretary of the Security Council, Rustem Umerov, will lead the kyiv delegation to the proposed talks.
Two Russian soldiers needing medical care were delivered by the Ukrainian authorities to have returned home, said the Russian Defense Ministry. In a statement, the ministry said that the press release was undertaken on the basis of the agreements concluded in Istanbul last month.

Zelenskyy signed an invoice Revoking the autonomy of two anti-corruption agencies, after being approved by a vote of 263 to 13 in the Ukrainian Parliament.
The European Union Commissioner to enlarge Marta Kos described the decision to be “serious rear” for kyiv and added that independent organizations were “essential for the Ukraine EU path”.
Thousands of people gathered in kyiv and other cities of Ukraine to protest the bill, marking the first major protest against the government in more than three years of war against the invasive of Russian troops.
The bill one day came after the internal security agency of Ukraine arrested two national anti-corruption officials of Ukrainian officials suspected of links with Russia.