Russia and Ukraine swap drone attacks with the continued ceasefire efforts Russia-Ukraine, news war star-news.press/wp

It seems that the Russian has sparked hostilities because the United States has become dispersed with the Iran war.

Russia and Ukraine have changed drones, according to three people who were killed by Moscow near the common border.

The strikes were reported overnight on Tuesday in many areas of Ukraine, as well as in Moscow.

The attacks are the latest in a series of intense hostilities, as the United States’ efforts stopped by the mediator, which was stopped by a ceasefire, as Russia seemed keen to benefit, as the World War dominated the war between Israel and Iran.

The military administration in the region said that a Russian drone attack on a village in Sumi killed an eight -year -old boy and two adults, and three other people were injured.

The local authorities said that the drone strikes were injured by five people in Kharkiv and four others in the Dniproptrovsk area.

The attacks came a day after a “huge” missile and drones were killed on the capital of Ukraine, Kiev, at least 10 people.

“The strike took the lives of people from different families.” “They all lived on the same street. They went to sleep in their homes. But Russian aircraft boycotted their sleep – forever.”

Ukraine has also climbed its unmanned attacks on a wide range of targets in Russia in recent months.

Russia said that a Ukrainian drone targeted a residential building in Moscow overnight, which hit two people, including a pregnant woman, and operating the fire.

Andrei Furropiov, the governor of Moscow, said that the drone started a fire on the seventeenth floor of the building in the town of Krasnogskk, west of the capital.

“About 100 people have been evacuated, including 30 children,” Furropiov said, adding that the injured were receiving hospital treatment.

Local news agencies stated that Russian air defense units destroyed 20 Ukrainian drones overnight, including two on the Moscow region, citing the data of the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Russia currently occupies about five Ukraine and claims to have included four Ukrainian regions as its own since its launch in 2022 – in addition to the Crimea, which it seized in 2014.

US President Donald Trump has promised to end the war quickly while studying his campaign, but his diplomatic attempts have not led to a ceasefire yet.

While Washington succeeded in gathering the two sides of the direct conversations last month, no little progress has been made and no meetings were held in the past three weeks.

Kiev Moscow was accused of deliberately sabotaging peace to prolong her glow and seize more lands.