Putin accuses Kyiv of seeking to ‘frighten’ Russians after Moscow drone attack; EU official says import restrictions on Ukraine grain should be extended
Russian president, Vladimir Putin, accusedHe said that Ukraine had chosen the path of attempting “to intimidate
, Russian citizens [with] attacks on residential buildings” and added that the drone attacks were “clearly a sign of terrorist activity.”However, he did he predict “an increase in the number of attacks”.
Neither Russia nor Ukraine committed to respect the five principles laid out by the International Atomic Energy Agency to try to safeguard Ukraine’s Russian-occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. The principles included that there should be no attacks on, or from the plant and that no heavy weapons should be housed there. IAEA chief Rafael Grossi said he was encouraged that the principles were “widely supported and there was no voice opposing them.
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