Regional director Oleksandr Starukh writes on the messaging service Telegram on Saturday morning that a Russian bomb attack hit the industrial city of Zaporizhzhya, in southern Ukraine, on the night of Saturday. The information has not yet been confirmed by independent sources. Aircraft alert throughout the country Several media reports that the anti-aircraft sirens went off in all counties in the country early on Saturday morning, with the exception of the Russian-occupied Crimea region. On the night of Saturday, Russian rockets are said to have been fired at the city of Nikopol in the Dnipropetrovsk region. ATTACK ON NIKOPOL: A man cleans the ruins of his home after an attack on the city of Nikopol in August. On Saturday morning, new rocket attacks against the city were reported. Photo: Evgeniy Maloletka / AP Two people are said to have been injured in the attack. According to the region’s governor Valentyn Reznichenko, over 50 rockets hit the city. Several high-rise buildings, transport companies, shops and cars are said to have been destroyed in the attack. news’s reporter in Kyiv says that when the flight alert went off at 7 o’clock local time, the streets were emptied and only soldiers were left. Monday’s rocket attack on the city has given people a reminder that war can strike you at any time, anywhere in the country. EMPTY STREETS IN KYIV: On Saturday morning, the anti-aircraft sirens went off in Kyiv, and the streets were emptied of people. Photo: Efrem Lukatsky / AP The population of Ukraine also feels strong fear of the nuclear threat. People are afraid that Putin will use nuclear weapons against the country. They are also afraid that something could happen at one of the many nuclear power plants. The lost generation The young people of Ukraine have already lived through two years of the pandemic. where they lost the opportunity to live normal lives. Now they feel that they are falling even further behind, the war means that they live in constant fear of what might happen. For many, the war goes beyond going to school, studying and spending time with friends. LOST GENERATION: The young people of Ukraine have gone from pandemic to war. They fear that they will become a “lost generation”. Photo: SERGEI SUPINSKY / AFP Most people have not had the opportunity to resume their lives as they were before the pandemic. Many express that they are afraid of becoming a “lost generation” when they are deprived of normal life for such a long time. Saudi Arabia will send aid Saudi Arabia has decided that it will send humanitarian aid to Ukraine, to the value of 400 million dollars. At the same time, the country offers to mediate between Ukraine and Russia. In a telephone conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi on Friday, the country’s current leader, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, said that Saudi Arabia is willing to provide all assistance that can help stop the escalation of the war. SENDING HELP: Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman promises 400 million dollars in humanitarian aid to Ukraine. Photo: Jacquelyn Martin / AP This week, Saudi Arabia voted in favor of the UN resolution condemning Russia for annexing occupied Ukrainian territories, the US will send an additional $725 million in military aid to Ukraine. This was announced by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the country on Friday. – The aid comes as a result of Russia’s brutal missile attacks against civilians across Ukraine, and the increased evidence of atrocities by Russian forces, says US Secretary of State Antony Blinken in a statement. No plans for further mobilization President Vladimir Putin said on Friday that there are no plans for further mobilization in Russia. Putin gave the order in September that 300,000 men should be mobilized to improve the country’s striking power in Ukraine. HAS DESTROYED 22 TARGETS: President Vladimir Putin says he has no plans to destroy Ukraine. 29 targets are to be destroyed, now there are 7 left. Photo: SPUTNIK / Reuters – Nothing extra is planned. There have been no further requests from the Ministry of Defence. Nor do I see any additional need in the foreseeable future. Now 222,000 people are mobilized out of 300,000. In about two weeks, all mobilization will be completed, Putin said at a news conference in Kazakhstan. When he met the press, Putin also said that he had no goal to destroy Ukraine. He said that the defense had 29 targets to be destroyed in the rocket attacks that started on Monday this week, and that 22 of the targets have been destroyed. Putin said that Russia must be able to reach the 29 goals before the country surrenders, but it must not happen through massive attacks.
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