Ukraine was briefing: Deadly Odesa Drone Attack lowers electricity, water and heating for the second day | World news

A Russian drone attack in the late Tuesday killed one person and carried out electricity, water and heating in Odesa for the second day. said the regional governor Oleh Kiper. A 77-year-old woman died on the outskirts of splinter wounds, he said, and drone strikes damaged the critical infrastructure and left the neighborhoods without services.

Kiper said fragments from beveled drones had damaged private houses and started fires in remote districts. A rocket strike had destroyed an empty sanatorium near the city of Bilhorod-Dilnttrovskyi south of Odesa.

To the east of the capital, Kyiv, drones aimed at a multi -storey residential building near the city of Boryspil. Brush the window and trigger a fire in a shop. Local officials did not report victims.

Zelenskyy proposed a peace plan to end the war. He says he is ready to work “constructively” under Donald Trump's “strong leadership” and sign a deal that gives US access to Ukrainian mineral assets. In an attempt to mend fences with Washington after Trump abruptly suspended military aid from military aid, Zelenskyy said on Tuesday that he was “ready to get to the negotiating table as soon as possible … I would like to repeat the commitment of Ukraine for peace”.

Keir Starrer, the British Prime Minister, welcomed Zelenskyy's “steadfast” commitment to secure peace In a call between the two guides on Tuesday, his office said. Starrer told Zelenskyy, “it is important that all parties worked on a permanent and safe peace for Ukraine as soon as possible”.

British Defense Minister John Healey will meet the US defense minister Pete Hegseth in Washington on Thursday to discuss a peace plan after the British Ministry of Defense.

British Foreign Minister David Lammy said on Tuesday that he spoke to colleagues in France, Germany, Poland, Italy and Spain and that their determination to conclude a peace agreement was clear. “We will climb and come together – together.”

Germany's probably next Chancellor, Friedrich Merz, said on Tuesday that his CDU/CSU party and the Social Democrats would propose an unprecedented package of billions of euros in additional expenses for defense and infrastructure. Merz also said that he wanted to receive immediate approval for a EUR 3 billion aid package for Ukraine, which has been stopped for weeks.

Merz 'suggestions would also mark a “change of sea” and a “great relaxation of the Germany's fiscal Straitjacket”, said the economist of Berenberg Bank, Holger Schmieding, noticed the long -term avoidance of large public debts through the country. Merz 'promise “whatever it needs”, reminded of the promise in 2012 by the then President of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, during the sovereign debt crisis. Schmieding described Merz 'plans as “a really big basooka”, the expression that was used to describe the interventions of the ECB under Draghi.

The German Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock welcomed the plans of the European Commission, President Ursula von der Leyens to raise European defense, on Tuesday as “an important first step”. “Two things are now of essential importance for peace through strength: additional help – military and financially – for Ukraine, which defends our freedom. And a quantum leap to strengthen our EU defense, ”said Baerbock.