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Russian forces have reportedly struck Ukrainian military personnel and equipment in 127 areas, resulting in over 2,300 Ukrainian casualties in the past 24 hours, according to Russia's Defence Ministry.
According to the OHCHR, at least 436 civilians were killed and 1,760 injured during this three-month span.
In the Southern Kherson region, local authorities reported that morning attacks resulted in one civilian death and two injuries.
The Russian leader justified the decision by pointing to recent U.S. military exercises in Europe and Asia, particularly mentioning activities in Denmark.
The FAB-3000's enormous blast yield makes it capable of devastating large areas and penetrating hardened targets.
The capture of prisoners and the apparent stalling of the Russian offensive may indicate a shift in momentum on this particular front.
Further attacks in Dnipropetrovsk's Nikopol district targeted residential areas and infrastructure.
According to Ukrainian officials, the Lyptsi fire station was first pummeled by Russian shelling last year after Moscow's troops swept into the Kharkiv region.
Zelensky said nine gigawatts of the nation's power plant output has already been destroyed heading into the upcoming winter months.
John Kirby, the White House's national security spokesperson, delivered this assessment during a press briefing on Friday, crediting the flow of U.S. military aid for altering the trajectory of the intense fighting around Kharkiv, where Russian forces had mounted a major push around mid-May.
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