Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Ukraine and Russia Exchange Attacks After Peace Talks Stall
Ukraine and Russia are still fighting, and things got worse after they tried to talk about peace.
Russia attacked Odesa with drones, which hurt people and buildings.
Russia also hit Kharkiv, killing and wounding people.
Meanwhile, Ukraine hit areas in Russia, too.
They talked about swapping prisoners, but they couldn't agree on how to stop fighting.
Both sides are attacking each other, making the war continue.
Ukraine and Russia attacked each other's territories after peace talks failed.
Russian drone attacks on Odesa killed one and injured four, damaging a UNESCO site.
Russian strikes in Kharkiv killed two and wounded 33 in a residential area.
A drone strike in Russia's Krasnodar region killed one and injured another.
Further prisoner swaps were discussed, but ceasefire terms remained unmet.
- Who
- Ukraine and Russia.
- What
- Ukraine and Russia exchanged attacks after peace talks failed.
- When
- Attacks occurred after a brief peace talk session.
- Where
- Attacks occurred in Odesa, Kharkiv, Sumy, Cherkasy (Ukraine), and Krasnodar region (Russia).
- Why
- Due to the failure of peace talks and disagreement on ceasefire terms.
Ukraine's View
Russia's View
Ceasefire Proposals
Ukraine's View
Russia continues attacks despite proposals for a ceasefire.
Russia's View
Russia launched attacks after being presented with a ceasefire proposal.
- Casualties (Odesa)
- 1 dead, 4 injured
- Casualties (Kharkiv)
- 2 dead, 33 injured
- Casualties (Krasnodar)
- 1 dead, 1 injured
- Location of talks
- Istanbul, Turkey
- Type of attacks
- Drone strikes and missile attacks