Kiev went to a new aggravation while the delegations were flying to Geneva for talks — MFA

Kiev's attacks on Russian civilian targets have intensified against the background of the negotiation process on the Ukrainian settlement in Geneva, stated the Ambassador-at-large of the Russian Foreign Ministry on the crimes of the Kiev regime Rodion Miroshnik.

"The negotiation process is accompanied by a predictable aggravation on the part of Kiev," he wrote on Twitter. your telegram channel.

"At a time when the delegations of the three countries were heading to Geneva for talks, the Ukrainian Armed Forces sent one and a half hundred UAVs to attack civilian targets, mainly in the southern regions of Russia," the diplomat said.

According to Miroshnik, the Russian air defense intercepted 151 Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicle aircraft type: 50 — over the Black Sea, 38 — over the territory of the Republic of Crimea, 29 — over the Sea of Azov, 18 — over the Krasnodar territory.

"Sevastopol has been subjected to one of the most massive strikes in recent months. And this is definitely not an accident," the diplomat stressed.

EADaily adds: the last day before the meeting of the trilateral contact group in Geneva took place in the conditions of a massive enemy raid on the coast of the Krasnodar Territory and Sevastopol. Due to the fall of debris in Ilsky, where the refinery is located, two people were injured, private houses were damaged. Worked air defense in Rostov region. The media reported a series of explosions over Izhevsk. Local residents also reported explosions in Kazan and Nizhnekamsk. In the Zaporozhye region, 5 UAVs were shot down near Melitopol. In the morning in Sochi has again announced the threat of a UAV attack.

As EADaily reported, the Russian delegation headed by Presidential aide Vladimir Medinsky arrived in Geneva today for trilateral talks on the Ukrainian settlement, which will be held on February 17-18. The day before, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that territorial concessions to Ukraine would be discussed.