A drone crashed into an apartment in Voronezh, near the Russian-Ukrainian border, causing a fire. Firefighters and rescue teams swiftly responded, extinguishing the fire and attending to three individuals with minor injuries. The Voronezh Governor, Aleksandr Gusev, confirmed that the injured individuals are receiving treatment in hospitals. Kremlin Spokesperson Dmitriy Peskov pointed blame at Ukraine, accusing them of attacking civilian buildings. The Russian Investigation Committee has launched an investigation, collecting drone parts and initiating further inquiries into the incident.
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Download File: https://iha.news/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/iha-2023-06-09_13-31-51_110100.mp4?_=1Speaking at the 13th Meeting of High Security Officials in Moscow, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that a new round of direct negotiations with Ukraine will be announced shortly. He recalled that Istanbul hosted the first round on May 16 and said Russia will continue to demand the repeal of laws in Ukraine that restrict the Russian language, culture, and the Russian-linked Ukrainian Orthodox Church. Lavrov reiterated that Ukraine’s neutral status remains a key demand in peace efforts.
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