Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,311 | Russia-Ukraine war News

Listed below are the important thing occasions on day 1,311 of Russia’s struggle on Ukraine.

Right here is how issues stand on Saturday, September 27:

Combating

• A Russian assault on Ukraine’s Kherson area killed a 74-year-old girl and injured two different individuals, Regional Governor Oleksandr Prokudin wrote in a put up on Telegram. About 70 properties and an administration constructing have been broken within the assault, Prokudin stated.
• Ukraine’s Basic Workers stated Ukrainian forces struck Russia’s Afipsky oil refinery. “Confirmed collision and fireplace,” the Basic Workers stated in a put up on Fb, including that the diploma of harm was being investigated.
• Russian forces have occupied the Ukrainian village of Yunakivka within the Sumy area, the Russian Ministry of Defence reported, based on Russia’s TASS information company.

Politics and diplomacy

• Russia on Friday accused Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of creating “irresponsible” threats after he stated Moscow’s high officers ought to examine for bomb shelters close to the Kremlin if the nation doesn’t cease its offensive on Ukraine.
• In an interview with United States media outlet Axios, printed on Thursday, President Zelenskyy stated Russian officers “must know the place their bomb shelters are”, including: “If they won’t cease the struggle, they’ll want it in any case.”
• US President Donald Trump instructed Zelenskyy he was open to lifting restrictions on Ukraine’s use of American-made long-range weapons to strike deep inside Russia, however didn’t decide to doing so of their assembly on Tuesday, the Wall Road Journal reported, citing unnamed officers.
• Axios additionally reported on Friday that Zelenskyy requested Trump for Tomahawk missiles, citing unnamed sources.

Regional safety

• Zelenskyy stated Ukraine’s navy had lately “recorded violations of our airspace by reconnaissance drones, that are seemingly Hungarian”, alongside the nation’s border with its neighbour. Talking later in his nightly video handle, Zelenskyy referred to “very unusual incidents” and referred to as for “thorough checks”.
• Hungarian Overseas Minister Peter Szijjarto replied in a put up on X, saying: “President Zelenskyy is shedding his thoughts to his anti-Hungarian obsession. He’s now beginning to see issues that aren’t there.”
• Earlier on Friday, Ukrainian Overseas Minister Andrii Sybiha stated Kyiv had imposed an entry ban on three high-ranking Hungarian navy officers, responding to an earlier entry ban imposed by Hungary on Ukrainian navy officers.
• European Union Defence Commissioner Andrius Kubilius stated EU defence ministers have agreed to develop a “drone wall” alongside their borders with Russia and Ukraine, amid growing stories of Russian violations of EU airspace.

• Moldova’s electoral fee barred two pro-Russian parties from participating on this Sunday’s parliamentary election, a high-stakes vote overshadowed by claims of Russian interference.
• Serbian police arrested two individuals on Friday, accusing them of operating “combat-tactical coaching” for dozens of protesters prematurely of tense Moldovan parliamentary elections this weekend.
• The arrests come after Moldova’s president, Maia Sandu, accused Russia of paying “a whole bunch of individuals” to destabilise the nation earlier than Sunday’s vote.

Power

• Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko put ahead plans to both develop his nation’s solely current nuclear energy plant or construct a second plant in an effort to provide power to Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine, throughout a gathering on the Kremlin with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday, based on Russia’s RIA Novosti information company.
• Lukashenko additionally stated after the assembly that he had reached an settlement for Russia to supply fuel to Belarus for the following 5 years, RIA reported.
• Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, the exiled chief of Belarus’s opposition, instructed The Related Press information company that the power plans put “all of Europe in danger” and “proves as soon as once more” that Lukashenko “is complicit in Russian aggression”.