Russia’s Defense Ministry confirmed Sunday that it had struck what it said were military targets in the Ukrainian city of Lviv a day earlier, claiming it used both long-range and high-precision missiles.
Lviv police said they had detained two men, whom they accused of sending information to “Russian recipients.”
They said they detained a driver who had videos and photos “of our troops’ movements” on his phone, along with photos of passports of men from the Luhansk region and “many contacts with Russian numbers.” Another man had filmed footage of missiles hitting targets in Lviv and had photos of local checkpoints on his tablet device, which had been sent to Russian phone numbers, police said. Both men were handed over to the Security Service of Ukraine, police added.
called Russian President Vladimir Putin a “dictator,” saying, “For God’s sake, this man cannot remain in power.” The White House later clarified that Biden wasn’t calling for a regime change and meant only that Putin should not be allowed to exercise power over his neighbors or the region. Meanwhile, the Russian onslaught continued Saturday with two powerful rockets striking Lviv. The western Ukrainian city had been largely spared from attacks during the first month of the war. Russian forces also entered
, a northern city of about 25,000 people that houses workers from the nearby Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
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