Ukraine-Krieg: Tote in Russland und auf annektierter Krim

Ukrainian counterattacks have resulted in casualties reported in Russia and on the Russian-annexed Crimean Peninsula, according to Russian authorities. In the Perm region, over 1,100 kilometers east of Moscow, one person died following a Ukrainian attack, with four others injured and a multi-story residential building damaged. Mayor Dmitri Machonin mentioned a large-scale attack, stating that 27 Ukrainian drones were repelled in the area.

In the Belgorod border region, the regional civil defense unit reported one death in the city of Graiworon from a Ukrainian drone strike, with another woman injured. Additional injuries and fires were reported from other attacks. Russian authorities operating from Moscow reported two deaths on the Crimean Peninsula. On the Crimean Peninsula, already annexed by Russia in 2014, Sewastopol Governor Michail Radvoshayev confirmed that a man and a teenager were killed in a Ukrainian attack.

Eight multi-story residential buildings were damaged. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed Ukrainian attacks on targets in Russia, including a refinery in the Rjasan area and others in the Perm region and Tatarstan Republic, as well as targets in the Kursk area and the Black Sea. Ukraine has been defending itself for over four and a half years against a Russian invasion, targeting Russian hinterland as part of its defense efforts.

Russia uses Crimea as a staging ground and supply base, prompting Ukraine to attack there as well. US negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner visited Moscow and then Kyiv to discuss ending the Ukraine war, but no immediate progress was reported after their visits.