‘Vladimir, Stop!’: Trump begs with Putin watching the deadly Kyiv attack – National

President Donald Trump Offered rare criticism on Thursday Vladimir PutinThe Russian leader is “Stop!” After a fatal barrier blocked Kuy, Ukraine’s Capital.

“I am not satisfied with the Russian holidays in Kiev. Necessary and very bad time.” Allows the peace deal! “

Russia struck Kyiv with an hour of an hour of missile and drones. Since last July, at least nine people were killed in the most deadly attack in the city and injured more than 70. The strikes happened when he came to peace efforts.

Trump’s frustration is growing as an effort to obtain a peace agreement between Ukraine and Russia.

Trump called Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Wednesday and accused him of extending the “killing area” of Russia’s occupied Crimean Peninsula as part of a possible agreement.

Zelenskyy repeatedly repeated the occupied territory in February 2022 during the war, which began when Russia was a red line for Ukraine.

Trump, the Prime Minister of Norway Jonas Gahr Støre and Ukraine was appointed to discuss US tariffs and other issues in Ukraine on Thursday.

Zelenskyy, after the attack, said that he briefed his official visit to South Africa for a short time and met the city’s residents to the city, and Zelenskyy “(Russia)” (Russia) “(Russia)” (Russia) “(Russia).”

Kiev Mayor Vitalii Klitschko announced that the official day of mourning in the capital on Friday.

Ukrainian Air Force said Russia’s 66-ballistic and cruise missiles, four aircraft-desk missiles, 145 martyrs and rotten drones in Kiev and 45 martyrs and rotten drones in other regions of Ukraine, he said. Firefighters of the headlights, the blue lights of partial collapsed houses burned the dark city streets.

Zelenskyy repeatedly repeated many years of war than three years, who recognized the occupied territory as Russian. Ukraine’s ceasefire 44 days before Ukraine, Ukraine’s proposal was accepting the first step in negotiations, but Russia’s attacks continue.

According to him, the latest attack in South Africa is the future of negotiations, “It depends on the intention of Russia, because this decision depends on his intention because they are in Moscow.”

While negotiations in recent weeks continue, Russian Sumy hit the city of Sumy, collected in the murder of more than 30 civilians, mixed with a strong sliding bomb, mixed with a strong sliding bomb.

The European Union’s Foreign Minister, Kaja Kallas, stressed that the main obstacle to the end of the war.

“When he claimed to seek peace, Russia has launched a fatal work in Kiev,” he said. Wrote on social media. “It’s not a peacekeeper, it’s mockery.”

High-level officials in the United States warned that the Trump management could refuse efforts to stop the war if the two sides are compromised.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha said that the attack on the front line of the Russian President Vladimir Putin, which is currently accelerating, he said.

“Putin said he would not respect any peace efforts and not only the words that he did not want to continue the war, but not the words” Sibiha X. “will not stop weakness and concessions.”

Ukrainian Prime Minister Dens Shmyhal has since Russia since February 2022, Russia has led to the deaths of 13,000 people, including 618 children, including 618 children.

According to the Ukrainian state emergency service, at least 42 people were taken to hospital after the attack on Kiev’s residential areas.

Almost completely destroyed in a kiev residential building, ambulance workers remove rubble with their hands and saved a woman who was trapped in the pain of white powder and crying.

An elderly woman sat against a brick wall, stirred blood with blood, shocked like a medican, who tended his wounds.

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Several residential buildings said that the head of the city’s military leadership Tymmur Tkachenko was held in several residential buildings.

The attack, which started at 1 pm, hit at least five neighborhoods in Kiev.

A student Oksana Bilozir, was injured in the attack. Blood in Bandagli, blood flowing blood, he said he heard a high explosion after his excitement and caused another explosion to fall into a shelter when the collapse of the house of the house and the collapse of the house of the house.

“I don’t know how to do it all, it is very terrible,” said Bilozir, referring to the war against Russia’s occupation. “Only I believe that if we can stop them in the battlefield, this is what diplomacy does not work here.”

The attack prevented many people around the city and hindered the night to be awake in the night for a very loud explosion and blinking the sky. Families gathered in raid shelters in the state, some bring pet cats and dogs.

Zelenskyy, in a telegram post, said he would return to Kiev after meeting with South African President Cyril Ramaphosa.

The Ukrainian leader has now hoped to make South Africa support to end the country’s war with Russia and his country with Russia.

The UN office for the coordination of humanitarian work was “Another terrible violation of international humanitarian law” attack.

“Civilians should never be a target. This should apply meaningless force,” he said.

Anastasiia Zhuravlova, 33, 33, took refuge in the basement after many explosions. When the first explosion was dividing the windows and sending kitchen devices to fly in the air, his family laid. It fell on the glass bottles for the windows because they were hurried to pick up the lid in the corridor.

“After that, we came to the shelter because he was scared and dangerous at home.”

In Kiev’s Sviatoshynskyi district, the attack made a two-storey residential building and severely damaged nearby-storey buildings. Rescue work lasted throughout the morning.

In a convertible center, children helped parents cover the windows blasted with plastic with plastic, others rose to state compensation. Many stood in blemish clothes, still shaken.

–Associated Press Journalist Michel Gumede, Pretoria, South Africa contributed to this report.