Find a summary of information related to conflicts in the last 24 hours here:
– American aid still under discussion: American senators reached an overnight agreement on aid to Ukraine, after months of bitter debate. The deal, totaling $118.3 billion in funding, includes $60 billion in aid for Kiev’s war effort against Russian aggression. The text was quickly approved by a White House tenant, who called for its “rapid adoption”.
But his hopes were dashed by “Speaker” Mike Johnson, a loyalist of the House of Representatives, Donald Trump. He declined to vote because he referred to the text as including a compromise on immigration, “worse than we expected and far from ending the disaster at the border created by President” Joe Biden. – he estimated. social network
– Zelensky’s next visit: The Ukrainian president said this Sunday evening that he had visited troops in the village of Robotine, on the southern front line, which liberated Kiev this summer, and raised hopes of a breakthrough. “It’s an honor to be here today,” he wrote on social media, posting a video on Facebook in which he goes to meet soldiers in a dark basement-like room in uniform. “I wish you victory,” he announced to the combatants present.
– Ivan Fedorov, new head of Zaporizhia regional administration: The exiled mayor of the Ukrainian town of Melitopol, once detained by Russian forces, has been appointed by President Volodymyr Zelensky to head the Zaporizhia region (south), the Ukrainian president announced on Sunday. The announcement was made during Volodymyr Zelensky’s visit to the Southern Front.
– 28 deaths following a strike in Lysichansk On Saturday, a bakery in the occupied eastern city of Lysichensk was hit by a strike blamed on the Ukrainian military. The following day, Russian emergency services raised the death toll to 28, including a child.
