ウクライナ南部なんぶでロシア軍ぐんの無人むじん機き攻撃こうげき 2人にん死亡しぼう 14人にんけが

In Odesa, southern Ukraine, there was an attack by Russian military drones on the 28th, resulting in two deaths and injuries to 14 people, including children.

As damage from Russian missiles and drones continues, the focus is on whether additional U.S.-made Patriot air defense systems will be provided.

In the southern Ukrainian port city of Odesa, there was an attack by Russian drones from the night of the 27th to the early morning of the 28th. According to the local governor and others, a fire broke out in a 21-story apartment building, resulting in the deaths of a married couple so far, and 14 people, including children, were injured.

Recently, various parts of Ukraine have suffered repeated damage from Russian military missiles and drones. In the capital Kyiv, 28 people were killed in an attack carried out from the night of the 16th to the 17th of this month, and in the eastern Dnipropetrovsk region, 23 people died in an attack on the 24th.

President Zelensky emphasized at a press conference in Kyiv on the 28th that during the summit meeting with U.S. President Trump held on the 25th in conjunction with the NATO North Atlantic Treaty Organization summit, they exchanged views on Ukraines request for additional U.S.-made Patriot air defense systems, and stated that it was a good meeting.

President Trump has also indicated that he is considering additional aid, and the focus is on whether the aid will actually be provided.

President Trump on Additional Patriot Supplies: “We Might Send Them” On the 27th, at the White House, when asked by reporters whether he had decided to provide additional Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine, President Trump said, “We might send them,” indicating the possibility of additional supplies.

Regarding the additional provision of Patriots, President Trump was asked a question by a Ukrainian female reporter during a press conference held in the Netherlands on the 25th, coinciding with the NATO summit.

When asked by a reporter, Are you prepared to sell Patriots to Ukraine? President Trump showed interest by asking the reporter in return whether she lived in Ukraine or if her husband was a soldier in the Ukrainian military, and commented, Its a tough situation, among other remarks.

On top of that, he answered that they are considering providing additional aid.

When President Trump learned that the reporter’s husband was a soldier, he said, “I wish him luck, but I think it’s a very worrying thing.”

He said, Please give my regards to your husband, showing his concern.

Ukrainian media have reported favorably on this exchange, describing it as a warm dialogue and an important signal for Ukraine, while also expressing hope for additional Patriot system supplies.