АНУ, Оросын хэлэлцээчид дайныг зогсоох хэлэлцээнд Европын аюулгүй байдлын өргөн хүрээний зохицуулалтыг хамруулах асуудлыг хэлэлцсэн нь НАТО-гийн ирээдүйн үүргийн талаарх болгоомжлолыг нэмэгдүүлэв.
Украин Оросын бай руу нэг шөнийн дотор бараг 1,200 дрон илгээсэн нь Оросын бүрэн хэмжээний довтолгоо эхэлснээс хойших хамгийн том агаарын цохилтуудын нэг болжээ. ОХУ-ын Батлан хамгаалах яам пүрэв гарагийн оройноос баасан гарагийн өглөө хүртэл Украины алсын тусгалын 1,198 дроныг агаарын довтолгооноос хамгаалах хүчнээр устгасан гэж мэдэгдэв. Оросын гурван бүсэд болсон цохилтын улмаас 12 настай хүүхэд зэрэг долоон хүн амиа алдаж, 17 хүн шархадсан гэж орон нутгийн албаныхан мэдээлсэн бол Украины Жанжин штаб Волгоград хотын газрын тос боловсруулах үйлдвэрт цохилт өгч, гал гаргасан гэж мэдэгдэв.
Абу Дабид энэ долоо хоногт хоёр өдөр үргэлжилсэн хэлэлцээний дараа АНУ-ын төлөөлөгчид ОХУ-ын Ерөнхийлөгч Владимир Путин болон Европын удирдагчидтай уулзсан Украины Ерөнхийлөгч Владимир Зеленскийд мэдээлэл өгчээ. АНУ-ын төлөөлөгч Жаред Кушнер Орос Европыг дараагийн хэлэлцээнд оролцуулахыг зөвшөөрсөн бөгөөд Украины нутаг дэвсгэрийн асуудлыг дайны дараах Европын аюулгүй байдлын зохицуулалттай хамт авч үзнэ гэж мэдэгдэв. Европын Холбооны гадаад бодлогын тэргүүн Кая Каллас хэлэлцээг үргэлжлүүлэхийн өмнө гал зогсоох ёстой гэж үзсэн бол ОХУ Европтой яриа хэлэлцээ хийхэд нээлттэй гэдгээ илэрхийлэв.
Зеленский АНУ-ын Starshield системийн дронуудын хурдны хязгаарлалтад дахин шүүмжлэлтэй хандав. Түүний хэлснээр, хязгаарлалт фронтын шугам дагуу болон Оросын эзэлсэн нутаг дэвсгэрт Украины дроны хурдыг цагт 161 километрээр тогтоож, хурдан нисдэг тийрэлтэт хөдөлгүүрт дроныг саатуулах боломжийг хязгаарлаж байгаа аж. Украины албаныхан АНУ-ын Төрийн департамент, Пентагон болон SpaceX-ээс тайлбар хүссэн бөгөөд Илон Маск аравдугаар сард Starlink-ийн үйлчилгээг Украинд долоо хоног орчим хязгаарласнаа хүлээн зөвшөөрч, уг системийг Оросын эсрэг довтолгоонд ашиглаж болохгүй гэж мэдэгдэж байв.
Орос Украин руу нэг шөнийн дотор 117 дрон харваж, 17 настай хүнийг оролцуулан дор хаяж хоёр хүн амиа алдсан гэж Украины эрх баригчид мэдээлэв. Баасан гарагт Запорожье хотын өмнөд хэсэгт болсон нэгэн цохилтоор таван давхар хоёр орон сууцны барилга өртөж, зургаан хүүхэд зэрэг 30 хүн шархаджээ. Оросын эрчим хүчний дэд бүтцэд өгсөн цохилтын улмаас баасан гарагт Украины бүс нутгуудын бараг талд цахилгаан тасарсан гэж Эрчим хүчний дэд сайд Артем Некрасов мэдэгдэв.
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KYIV, Ukraine — Ukraine fired almost 1,200 drones at Russian targets overnight in one of its biggest aerial attacks since Moscow’s full-scale invasion nearly five years ago.
Meanwhile, U.S. and Russian negotiators raised the stakes in talks to stop the fighting by including for discussion wider European security arrangements that have been in place since the end of the Cold War.
That change, long sought by Moscow, has alarmed European leaders and placed a question mark on NATO’s future role.
“Russia wants to talk about questions of European security architecture. We don’t need to talk about that. There is one,” German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said, referring to the NATO military alliance.
After two days of talks with Russian and Ukrainian delegations in Abu Dhabi this week, U.S. envoys went in person to brief Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, who was meeting with European leaders in Dublin, Ireland.
More talks are planned as negotiators seek a breakthrough in peace efforts, according to U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner, who is also President Trump’s son-in-law.
Europe sees a Russian ‘trap’ in talks about continental security
Kushner said Russia has agreed to include Europe in upcoming talks, after Moscow’s long insistence that the continent’s governments should be excluded because they supported Ukraine.
Europe’s presence at the negotiating table will allow negotiators “to address the broader postwar European security arrangements alongside the territorial issues between Ukraine and Russia,” Kushner said on X.
As European leaders scrambled to find an envoy to the talks, they were also wary of Russian maneuvering, as well as Trump’s praise for Putin and his administration’s sharp criticism of Europe.
The EU’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, said Europe must insist on a cease-fire before taking the negotiations further — the opposite of what Putin demands.
“If we start to talk about what Russia is asking regarding the security architecture, we actually walk into the traps that Russia is setting us,” she said in Dublin.
Luxembourg Prime Minister Luc Frieden insisted that Europe must take its fate into its own hands. “We cannot let neither the Americans nor the Russians decide about our future,” Frieden said.
Moscow is aiming “to dismantle NATO, and the post-Cold War European security architecture,” the Institute for the Study of War said in an assessment Thursday.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov reaffirmed that Russia is open for contacts with the Europeans.
“Once we understand (Europe’s) true intentions and their readiness to facilitate the peace process, then it will be possible to make a decision on holding a dialogue regarding a settlement in Ukraine in an expanded format,” he said.
Ukraine raises Starlink problems again
Zelenskyy on Friday repeated his complaints about drone speed limits on the U.S. Starshield system — SpaceX’s military-grade version of the Starlink satellite internet service — that Ukraine needs for its defense.
The speed restrictions are limiting Ukrainian drones to 161 kph (100 mph) on the entire front line and in Russian-occupied territory, he said, making it impossible for Kyiv to deploy its interceptors effectively against Moscow’s fast-moving jet-powered drones.
“We still have no clear explanations,” he said of the unannounced restrictions, after first raising the issue on Thursday.
Ukrainian officials are asking the U.S. State Department, the Pentagon and SpaceX to clarify and resolve the situation, he said.
Last month, similar SpaceX limits on Ukrainian drone speeds severely disrupted operations, alarming officials in Kyiv who fear a drop in U.S. support.
Elon Musk acknowledged in October that his company SpaceX had throttled the Starlink internet service in Ukraine for about a week, saying the system couldn’t be used for offensive strikes against Russia.
Ukraine deploys drones and robots against Russia
Russia’s Defense Ministry said air defenses downed 1,198 Ukrainian long-range drones between late Thursday and early Friday. However, strikes on three Russian regions killed seven people, including a 12-year-old, and wounded 17, local officials said.
Ukraine’s General Staff said it hit an oil refinery in the Russian city of Volgograd, starting a fire. The refinery has a capacity of about 110 million barrels per year, it said.
The massive Ukrainian drone barrage appeared designed to show that Kyiv is holding its own in the war, countering Moscow’s insistence that a Russian victory is inevitable. Ukraine has repeatedly hit Russian refineries, claiming last month it neutralized more than half of Russia’s refining capacity.
Kyiv’s forces are using drones and ground robots to help defend against Russia’s army along the about 1,200-kilometer (750-mile) front line snaking down eastern and southeastern Ukraine.
With its troops largely bogged down on the battlefield, Moscow has used strategic bombardment of civilian areas to hurt Ukraine.
Attacks bring power outages in 12 Ukrainian regions
Russia launched 117 drones against Ukraine overnight, killing at least two people, including a 17-year-old, authorities said.
A single Russian attack Friday on southern Zaporizhzhia hit two five-story apartment blocks and wounded 30 people, including six children, officials said.
The war has killed hundreds of thousands of soldiers and thousands of civilians, analysts and humanitarian organizations say.
Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure caused widespread power outages across about half of the country’s regions Friday, said First Deputy Minister of Energy Artem Nekrasov.
Moscow has battered Ukraine’s power grid each winter since the war began, hoping to weaken public morale.
