Six Ukrainian soldiers killed in a Russian missile punch during a training exercise

A Russian missile strike on a training exercise in the border region of sums in Ukraine killed six troops and more than 10 others, says the National Guard of Ukraine.

The Russian Defense Ministry has released a video earlier, which is required to show an Iskander rocket attack in a training camp, and the TAS state news agency said up to 70 people were killed.

The amount of amounts has been subjected to repeated bombing and Ukraine has started a monthly occupation of part of the neighboring Kursk region in Russia from there.

The Ukrainian military said the goal of the offensive was to help create a buffer zone for the protection of sums, but some complained about the scale of military losses.

Separately, the Kremlin said President Vladimir Putin had visited Kursk officials the previous day, on his first visit to the region, as the Ukrainian forces were pushed out of the region.

He met with volunteers, as well as with the posting local governor Alexander Hinchtein and toured the nearby nuclear power plant, state media reported.

The deadly Russian strike of the Ukrainian troops in sums was confirmed early Wednesday by the National Guard of Ukraine, which said the attack had happened while the department was exercising shooting. The commander was halted and an official investigation was launched, he added.

The unknown Russian military video has shown that dozens of troops are walking along a path near the wooded areas, followed by an explosion and a large stream of smoke.

A BBC Verify study showed that the training camp was directed to the far north of the region, somehow south of the Russian border.

The attack came as a heavy blow to the Ukrainian military, and the National Guard said it had previously developed an “algorithm of actions”, as well as orders to deal with the threat of air strikes and people gathered in one place.

Italy ready to help conversations if the Vatican agrees to be a plan to mediate war

The General Staff of Ukraine said this week that it had thwarted Russia’s candidacy to establish a “security zone” in the amount of sums and claims that its operation in Kursk was “strategic”, forcing Russia to divert its “capable units” to deal with the offensive.

The Kremlin also sent thousands of soldiers to North Korea to the region in an attempt to restore the area.

However, last week, the battalion commander, called Alexander Cyrshin, was cited as a criticism of the “Moronic Tasks” identified by the military leadership, as well as unjustified losses.

The hopes for the forthcoming ceasefire fade, despite low -level conversations between Ukraine and Russia in Istanbul last Friday.

Although President Donald Trump suggested that the Vatican could mediate for more conversations, the Vatican stated that the idea of ​​a host or even mediation in conversations was more hope for now than any particular plan.

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said it expects Russia to present its “broad conditions that will allow us to move on to the cessation of fire”, but Voladimir Zelenski of Ukraine said Russia was simply “trying to buy time to continue its war and occupation.”