Adnkronos A night of heavy and repeated attacks on Kiev, with waves of missiles killing one person and wounding eight others. But there was one key difference: there was little or no warning from Ukraine's allies. A repeat of what happened last Tuesday.
Ukrainian forces launched a massive drone attack on St. Petersburg during the night between Saturday and Sunday, also hitting an oil refinery: a strike interpreted by analysts as a clear signal to Trump, who had called for a suspension of strikes against Russian energy facilities.
It's no coincidence that relations between Trump and Zelensky are increasingly tense. After the agreement to purchase Russian diesel and the order to lift secondary sanctions against Russia, the American president accused the Ukrainian leader of not wanting peace. Zelensky's response is ready.
Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin has proposed a meeting in November between himself, Donald Trump and Xi Jinping to discuss the conflict.
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