Stoltenberg convenes NATO-Ukraine Council: Russia hit Western trainers and targets in 148 regions of Ukraine

Source: WarNews247.gr

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg is convening the NATO-Ukraine Council at Kiev's request, a spokesman for the North Atlantic Alliance said on Tuesday.

The meeting will be held at ambassadorial level, NATO spokeswoman Farah Dahlalala said. "Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Uumerov is expected to inform the allies, via video link, about the situation on the battlefield and the priorities for armament needs," he added.

The NATO-Ukraine Council was set up last year to better coordinate between the alliance and Kiev. The council meetings are usually attended by ambassadors from NATO member states and Ukrainian officials.

The NATO spokeswoman said it had preceded a heavy-fight of Russia's attacks on civilians and Ukrainian infrastructure. "NATO allies have provided substantial support for Ukraine's air defenses and are committed to further strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities," he added.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has asked for help from his European neighbors" Air Forces to destroy waves of Russian missiles and drones that hit his country en masse early this week.

"In the various regions of Ukraine, we could do much more to protect lives if our European neighbours" aviation worked with our F-16s and our air defenses, he argued demanding solutions.

Record Russian record attacks in 148 regions of Ukraine: "We haven't seen anything yet

48-hour unprecedented outbreaks in Russian missile strikes and drone operations was the previous one. The Russian Defense Ministry said a total of 148 different areas of Ukraine had been bombed in one of Moscow's most massive attacks since 2022.

In addition to the facilities with Western weapons, power plants and buildings were housed by foreign fighters.

Russia still calls "foreign mercenaries" the NATO military who are informally located by thousands throughout Ukraine and coordinating the Ukrainian S.R. both in the rear and in the forehead. There is information about yet another F-16 fighter disaster, one of the first to be handed over to the Ukrainians. He didn't even have time to take off and was allegedly destroyed in the hangar where he was.

In the long-range two-day attack, various types of missiles and many kamikaze drones were used. The Russians fired, among others, Iskander, Kinzhal, kalibr, Kh-101 and Kh-555 missiles.

At the same time, individual fighting in the plains of Kursk, near the border with Ukraine, continues, where more than 12,000 Ukrainians invaded on August 6.

Officially, the Russian Ministry of Defence gives evidence of more than 6,000 dead Ukrainians and foreign soldiers.

Many in Russia, including OPEN's Moscow correspondent Thanasis Avgerinos, recalled the following statement that Putin had made at an unsuspecting time about the war:

"We haven't seen anything yet."

A location the residend "foreign trainers" of the Ukrainian E.R. He was hit in Krivoy Rog, Ukraine.

"The Ukrainians helped a total of 15 English-speaking victims," the Russian official told Sputnik.

Their health has not been clarified. The Ukrainian pages publish the results of a Russian missile strike (some say it was Iskander). The Aurora Hotel building suffered heavy damage. The Ukrainian authorities confirmed the strike and said the news was bad.

As you can see in the footage, literally half the building was demolished.

According to reports, there are no "injured civilians - as the strike was "surgical - and is part of the bombing of Russia for the second day in a row in Ukrainian territory.

Many Ukrainian hotels act as a basis for the temporary or permanent deployment of foreign fighters and NATO officers: