Explosions in Russia and new statements from Trump: the main points of the night.

In Russia, explosions occurred in two cities, while U.S. President Donald Trump once again expressed his thoughts on Putin, Zelensky, and Ukraine. These news items are reported by 'Glavkom'.

Explosions in Kharkiv

In Kharkiv and its suburbs, a series of powerful explosions were heard on the night of May 26, due to a massive attack by Russian strike drones. This information is reported with reference to head of Kharkiv OVA Oleh Synehubov and Suspilne.

According to Synehubov, enemy drones attacked both the city and its suburbs, causing loud explosions in several areas. Details about possible casualties and damages are currently being determined.

Tula under drone attack

On the night of May 26, explosions also occurred in Tula, Russia. Local residents report a very loud nature of the events. Information is coming from Russian Telegram channels.

It is believed the attack occurred in the industrial zone of the city and its outskirts, causing approximately 10 explosions. It is also reported that part of the city was left without electricity.

Elabuga attacked by drones

On the night of May 26, the city of Elabuga in Tatarstan was also subjected to a drone attack. Local residents report explosions over the city and the operation of air defense. It is also mentioned that 'Shaheds' are produced in Elabuga.

Trump on Putin and Zelensky

Donald Trump expressed the opinion that Putin always intended to seize all of Ukraine, but this could lead to the decline of Russia. The U.S. President noted that he always maintained good relations with Putin, but something changed, and now he no longer recognizes Putin.

Additionally, Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Ukrainian President Zelensky, denying his attempts to resolve issues.

Trump no longer recognizes Putin

Trump also expressed displeasure with Putin's actions, calling him 'a murderer of many people'. He acknowledges that he does not recognize Putin, stating that his character and actions have changed.