The authorities of Ukraine have reported this Tuesday a score of attacks in the Dnipropetrovsk region, which have resulted in three fatalities, coinciding with a new round of contacts between Moscow and Kiev in Abu Dhabi, capital of the United Arab Emirates, with Washington participating as mediator.
The governor of Dnipropetrovsk, Oleksandr Ganzha, has stated that the bombings have hit civilian infrastructure and private homes. In the city of Dnipró, these three deaths have been confirmed, in addition to several injured.
During the day, offensives have also taken place in other areas of the country, including the provinces of Poltava, Vinitsia, and Kirovogrado, where five electrical substations that supply a significant part of the territory have been the target of the attacks, as well as in Kharkiv and in Kiev.
At least two people have died in the locality of Ladizhin, in the province of Vinitisia, and another nine have been injured in Kharkiv and Pereiáslav, in the province of Kiev, as a result of the Russian attacks.
At the same time, the talks between Moscow and Kiev have been resumed in Abu Dhabi, focused above all on humanitarian issues, including the possibility of closing in the coming days an agreement for a major exchange of prisoners of war, as well as on the possible security guarantees for Ukraine.