Russia Attacks Ukraine on Good Friday

In short:

Russia attacked Ukraine on Good Friday with over 500 drones and missiles.

At least 14 people died in the attacks, which hit homes and a veterinary clinic.

What's next?

Ukraine's president is trying to restart peace talks with Russia and the US.

Russian attacks killed 14 people in Ukraine on Good Friday.

Russia has been attacking Ukraine for over four years, mostly at night, but now also during the day.

The Russian military used many drones and missiles in the Good Friday attack.

Ukraine's president said Russia is trying to ruin Easter with its attacks.

A building in Ukraine was damaged in the attacks.

Many homes were damaged, and people were hurt.

One person died and eight were hurt in the Kyiv region.

A veterinary clinic was damaged, and many animals died.

A woman tried to help an injured dog after the attack.

A drone hit a home in Obukhiv, and a missile hit near a school.

Three people died in the Sumy region, and two died in the Zhytomyr region.

Eight people died in the Kharkiv, Donetsk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions.

Zelenskyy is working to restart peace talks.

The attacks caused power outages in many areas.

Ukraine's foreign minister said Russia responded to a ceasefire proposal with attacks.

Russia's spring offensive has started with a big drone attack.

Zelenskyy said he was ready for a truce, but Russia did not agree.

Ukraine says Russia wants to capture more land and is not interested in peace.

Russia denies hitting civilians.

Peace talks have been stalled, but Zelenskyy is trying to restart them.

Zelenskyy invited a US delegation to Ukraine to talk to Russia.

The US delegation will try to come to Ukraine despite the war with Iran.

Zelenskyy visited Middle Eastern countries and signed defense agreements.

Ukraine could help with the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has blocked.

Zelenskyy did not say how Ukraine could help, but mentioned its experience with the Black Sea.

AFP/ABC