Russia launched the largest air attack on the war, Ukraine says star-news.press/wp

Ukrainian official said on Sunday that Russia launched the largest air attack overnight since the beginning of the war against Ukraine.

Moscow has launched 537 air weapons towards Ukraine, including 477 drones, cutting and 60 missiles, according to the Air Force in Ukraine. Among these weapons, 249 were dropped and 226 were loses, most likely jammed.

Yuri Ehnat, head of the Ukrainian Air Force Communications, told Associated Press, taking into account both drones and various types of missiles.

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Several areas, including West Ukraine, are targeted, which are located away from the confrontation line.

Poland Air Force said that Poland and the Allied countries have defended aircraft to ensure the safety of the Polish airspace.

Its ruler, Olet Senhopov, said that someone was killed in a drone in the Jeresson area. The regional governor of Taporets said that six people were injured in Cherkasi, including a child.

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Poland Air Force said that Poland and the Allied countries have defended aircraft to ensure the safety of the Polish airspace. (Pictures provided by Getty Images)

In the western distant LVIV, a major fire broke out in an industrial facility in the city of Drohobych after a drone attack that also cuts electricity into parts of the city.

The Air Force said that one of the Western warplanes of the West were crashed after it was damaged while it was dropping air targets, killing the pilot.

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Moscow is ready for another round of direct peace talks in Istanbul to end the war. (Vyacheslav Prokofyev/Sputnik/Kremlin Pool Photo/EFREM Lukatsky/AP)

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The new attacks come after Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that Moscow is ready for another round of direct peace talks in Istanbul to end the war.

It does not seem to be any end on the horizon because the international peace efforts coordinated by the United States have not yet led to any breakthroughs. Two recent tourists between Russian and Ukrainian delegations in Istanbul were brief and resulted in no progress in reaching an agreement.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.