“Leningrad Regiment” Colonel Killed, Mines In Zaporizhzhia, Russia Fears F-16 Impact? | Ukraine War

Col. Yevgeny Vashunin, a Russian commander, was killed on the battlefield in Ukraine, the Russian state news agency TASS said. He was a commander of the "Leningrad Regiment," which consists of mobilised residents of St. Petersburg and the northwest regions of Russia. Meanwhile, Russia claims that its forces eliminated over 195 Ukrainian troops in the Kransy-Liman area. Russian military’s top brass said that its air defences shot down 35 Ukrainian drones over the past day. Ukraine said that one child was killed and three others were injured after Russian forces fired cluster munitions at Kostiantynivka. Experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) discovered mines at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant (NPP) site. Rafael Grossi called having explosives on the site “inconsistent with IAEA safety standards and nuclear security guidance”. A Russian lawmaker has warned Moscow against underestimating the threat of F-16s. Watch this video to know what's latest in the Ukraine-Russia conflict.