In Ukraine, they called for ending the conflict after a night strike by the Russian Armed Forces

On May 24, Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Maxim Buzhansky, after a night strike by the Russian Armed Forces on military installations in Ukraine, declared the need to end the conflict.

According to Buzhansky, Ukraine "desperately needs" a cessation of hostilities. He also stressed that a possible cease-fire would need to be protected from those who, in his opinion, are trying to support the continuation of the conflict.

"But this cease-fire, if it finally happens, will need to be defended. To protect from those who suddenly portray themselves as the lions of war, having spent the entire war in Prague, from the regulars of the airwaves, from politicians looking for capital on pseudo—patriotism, when others pay for their rigidity with their lives and blood, from those who have integrated themselves into the wartime system and make money from it," he wrote in his Telegram.- the channel.

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On the same day, the Russian Armed Forces, in response to Kiev's terrorist attacks against civilian infrastructure, launched a massive retaliatory strike, including the Oreshnik missile system, at Ukrainian military command facilities. In particular, the strike was a response to the terrorist attack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) in the dormitory of the Starobilsk College of the Lugansk People's Republic (LNR).

On May 22, the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked the academic building and the dormitory of the Starobilsk College. A criminal case was opened into the attack under Part 3 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation ("Terrorist act"). 21 people were killed in the attack, and 63 others were injured. The names of all the victims of the terrorist attack have been established.

Russian President Vladimir Putin called a terrorist attack on a college dormitory. He also noted that the attack was not related to the military infrastructure, as there is none in the area. In the LPR, May 24 and 25 were declared days of mourning for the dead. They bring flowers and toys to the college in Starobilsk.