Russia-Ukraine War: Russia Rains Missiles And Drones On Kyiv, At Least Six Injured

Well, moving to other global news. Five people have been killed and five others injured in northeastern Ukraine following a Russian strike. This as the two countries continue to exchange attacks. Ukraine's interior minister has said that five state emergency service rescuers were killed in Kharkiv during firefighting operations after a repeated strike. A Russian drone attack also hit the Kharkiv art museum, injuring six people, including a child. Meanwhile, a major missile barrage struck Kyiv early Monday. Ukrainian air defences intercepted several projectiles with debris falling across the city. Six people were injured and a fire broke out at the Kyiv Petresk Lavr monastery, a historic symbol of Ukraine's spiritual and cultural heritage. Authorities urged residents to remain in shelter amid continued air raid alerts. In Poland, fighter jets were scrambled and air defence systems put on high alert following the Russian air attacks on Ukraine, in what authorities described as a preventive move to secure its airspace near the border. Kremlin said that President Vladimir Putin held a phone call with US President Donald Trump discussing the wars in Ukraine and Iran. It further added that Trump's envoy are working intensively on Iran and are expected to visit Russia again soon. Ukrainian President Zelensky has said that he will discuss the ongoing war with President Trump at the G7 summit. He also confirmed that during a phone call, he spoke with Trump about the steps towards ending the conflict. We agreed to meet. In the coming days in Europe, there will be meetings in the G7 format. And of course, Ukraine, our defence and our opportunities to achieve peace will be among the main issues.