The Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zenskyy has signed a decree that withdraws his country from an international agreement that prohibits the use of anti-person mines on Monday.
The Ottawa convention of 1997 prohibits the use, production, stock and transfer of anti-person landing males in the reasoning that it causes too much danger to citizens after the hostilities have ended. Ukraine was one of the approximately 160 countries that had agreed to the treaty, although Russia never did.
“Russia has never been a party to this convention and uses anti-person mines extremely cynically,” Zenskyy said in a statement. “And not only now, in the war against Ukraine. This is the characteristic style of Russian murderers – to destroy life with all methods at their disposal.”
The announcement of Zenskyy is not the final step to formally withdraw from the treaty, because the parliament of Ukraine now has to vote on the issue.
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The Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zenskyy signed a decree that withdrew from an international ban on the use of landmines.
In recent years, Ukraine has suffered greatly under the use of Landmines of Russia. Regions that have liberated Ukrainian troops from Russian invaders are littered with the devices, leading to injuries for both civilians and soldiers.
The news about the retrospective of KYIV only comes one day after Moscow 537 had fired air weapons to Ukraine, including 477 drones and bait birds and 60 missiles, according to the Ukraine Air Force. Ukraine said it was so far the largest air raid in the war.
Under the weapons, 249 were shot and 226 were lost, probably electronically stalled.
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A Ukrainian doctor treats a soldier injured by grenade shards of Russian explosive drones in a medical stabilization center of the 3rd operational brigade of the National Guard of Ukraine. (Florent Vergnes/AFP)
The attack was “the most massive air raid” against Ukraine since Russia launched its invasion in February 2022, Yuriy Ihnat, head of communication for Ukraine Air Force, to The Associated Press, taking into account both drones and different types of missiles.
Several regions were the target, including West -Ekraine, far from the front line.
Poland and Allied countries fought the plane to guarantee the safety of Polish airspace, said Poland Air Force.
Russian President Vladimir Putin watches. ((Photo by Sergei Ilyin/Pool/AFP via Getty images))
One person was Killed in a drone attack In the Kherson region, according to Gov. Oleksandr Prokudin, while another died when a drone hit a car in the Kharkiv region, the Oleh Syniehubov government said. Six people were injured in Cherkasy, including a child, said regional government Ihor Taburets.
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The Air Force of Ukraine said that one of the F-16 war aircraft supplied by the West crashed after the damage shot down when the air goals shot and killed the pilot.
