The deadly attack of drones in Ukraine before the upcoming US talks in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia news

The talks are approaching with Russia, a drone attack on the Ukrainian city of Zaburizia, killing three people.

With the United States, it is scheduled to meet with the delegations of Russia, Ukraine separately In the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on Monday In a constant attempt to stop the three -year war, Russia launched a drone on Friday evening on the Ukrainian city of Zaburisia, killing three people and wounding 12, Ukrainian officials said.

Police said the city had been wounded by 12 drones. Regional ruler Ivan Fedorov said that residential buildings, cars and community buildings have caught fire. Pictures of the scene showed emergency services roaming the rubble for the survivors.

Ukraine and Russia agreed this week in principle to the ceasefire after US President Donald Trump made separate calls in consecutive days with the leaders of countries, but what are the actual goals that will be outside the boundaries of the controversial attack.

The three sides seemed to have different views in a flagrant way about what the limited armistice covered. While the White House said “Energy and Infrastructure” will be part of the agreementThe Kremlin announced that the agreement indicated more narrowly to the “energy infrastructure”. Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski said he also wants to protect railways and ports.

Among the dead in Zaborzia are three members of one family. Fedorov wrote on Telegram.

The Ukrainian Air Force reported that Russia fired 179 drones in the latest wave of attacks during the night until Saturday. He said 100, who was intercepted and lost 63, most likely after electronically disturbed.

Officials in Kyiv and Dniproptrovsk regions also reported fires due to a decrease in debris of drones.

Meanwhile, the Russian Ministry of Defense said that its air defense systems shot down 47 Ukrainian drones. Russian officials also said that Moscow reserves the right to a “similar response”, as the two sides accused each other on Friday of bombing the Russian gas pumping station in a border area where the Ukrainian forces retreated.

The ministry said: “As in 2022, provocations are used again with the aim of disrupting the negotiation process. We clearly warn that if the KYIV system continues its devastating line, the Russian Federation reserves the right to respond, including a similar response.”

Zelinski told the correspondents after his call on Wednesday with Trump that Ukraine and the United States will discuss technical details of the partial ceasefire during a Monday meeting in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Russian negotiators also hold separate talks with US officials there.

Zelenskyy stressed that Ukraine is open to a 30 -day full ceasefire suggested by Trump, saying: “We will not be against any coordination, that is, steps towards unconditional ceasefire.”

Russian President Vladimir Putin has made a complete hiatus of arms supplies to Kyiv and the suspension of military mobilization in Ukraine – which was rejected by Ukraine and its Western allies.

“We hope we will achieve at least some progress,” Russian Senator Gregory Karasin, who will lead the Russian delegation, told Zvezda TV Zvezda channel on Saturday.

He and his negotiating colleague, Federal Security Service Adviser (FSB) Sergei Besida, would take a “combat and based” mood in the talks.

A senior Ukrainian official told Agence France -Presse a day ago that Kiev was hoping to obtain an “at least” agreement to partially cover the shooting attacks, infrastructure and sea.

“We go with a mood to fight to resolve at least one case,” Karasin told Zvezda, owned by the Russian Ministry of Defense. He said that his delegation was leaving for Saudi Arabia on Sunday and will return on Tuesday.

Russia’s choice of negotiators for talks raised questions because Carrasin and Bida are outside traditional diplomatic decision -making institutions such as the Kremlin and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Defense.

Karasin is a professional diplomat who is now sitting in the House of Representatives in Upper Russia in Parliament, while Besida has long been a FSB officer and is now a adviser to the service manager.

FSB admitted in 2014 that Besida was in Kiev during a bloody campaign in the Ukrainian capital in the mass protests of the European Union called the Midan uprising.