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Meanwhile, Estonia’s foreign minister Margus Tsahkna condemned the overnight Russian attacks on Ukraine. In a post on X, he said: “Once again, Russia has deliberately targeted innocent Ukrainian civilians, this time striking Pechenihy, where homes, a café, the post office, and other civilian infrastructure were severely damaged. Ten people have already been killed. Ten lives cut short in an attack that served only one purpose: terror. These are grave violations of international law and a continued weaponisation of human life.
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The cost of aggression must rise until Kremlin’s calculus changes.” Zelenskyy says Ukraine will respond after 10 killed in overnight Russian attack – Europe live.
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Latest update from The Guardian World: Ukraine launched over 600 drones at Moscow and surrounding areas overnight I’m also keeping an eye on reports from Granada, Spain, where local authorities have reported another strong earthquake – provisionally measured at magnitude 4. Meanwhile, the German interior minister, Alexander Dobrindt, opened a new centre for drone security in Cochstedt in Saxony-Anhalt. Dobrindt said the new centre will form a central part of Germany’s response to the emerging hybrid threat, as he said the country is ofted targeted with espionage, sabotage, destabilisation efforts, and drone attacks for its central role in upholding Europe’s stability and supporting Ukraine. “What we are experiencing today is the shadow war of the 21st century,” he warned, adding “whoever targets Germany, hits all of Europe.” The new Cochstedt centre will be “a key component of the security architecture” to fight back against the threats posed by drones, he said. The opening comes two weeks after a drone incident at the Leipzig airport, which was linked to “foreign powers,” widely seen as a reference to Russia. After the incident, Dobrindt spoke of “a competition” between different countries as they sought to use the drone technology against rivals, and th.
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Meanwhile, Estonia’s foreign minister Margus Tsahkna condemned the overnight Russian attacks on Ukraine. In a post on X, he said: “Once again, Russia has deliberately targeted innocent Ukrainian civilians, this time striking Pechenihy, where homes, a café, the post office, and other civilian infrastructure were severely damaged. Ten people have already been killed. Ten lives cut short in an attack that served only one purpose: terror. These are grave violations of international law and a continued weaponisation of human life.
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