Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky issued a warning on Sunday (July 30) following a drone assault on Moscow, stating that the “warfare” was returning to Russia. His assertion got here after Russia claimed to have downed three Ukrainian drones over Moscow early Sunday. In the meantime, Pope Francis referred to as for Russia to rethink its choice on the Black Sea grain deal.
Zelensky made the remarks hours after a night-time Ukrainian drone assault broken two workplace blocks and injured one particular person in Moscow. He emphasised, “At the moment is the 522nd day of the so-called ‘Particular Army Operation,’ which the Russian management thought would final a few weeks.”

Caption: Zelensky alerts of warfare returning to Russia following the Moscow drone assault
“Step by step, the warfare is returning to the territory of Russia – to its symbolic facilities and navy bases, and that is an inevitable, pure, and completely truthful course of,” Zelensky added throughout his go to to the western Ukrainian metropolis of Ivano-Frankivsk.
“Ukraine is getting stronger,” he concluded.
Drone Assaults on Moscow
On July 30, the Russian Protection Ministry alleged that three drones attacked Moscow within the early morning. In keeping with their claims, two of the drones struck buildings in Moscow, whereas the third was destroyed over the Odintsovsky district within the Moscow area. Following the assault, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reported that the facade of two buildings within the “Moscow Metropolis” enterprise district had suffered “insignificant injury.”

Caption: On July 30, 2023, a broken workplace block within the Moscow Worldwide Enterprise Heart (Moskva Metropolis) was noticed after a reported drone assault in Moscow.
The unbiased Russian media outlet, The Insider, reported that the focused constructing housed the places of work of the Russian Ministry of Financial Growth, the Ministry of Business and Commerce, the Ministry of Digital Growth, the Federal Company for Nationalities, and a number of other different companies.
Russia accused Ukraine of being chargeable for the drone assault.
Zelensky warns of potential Russian energy grid assaults
Zelensky cautioned that Kyiv anticipates renewed assaults on Ukraine’s power system when the chilly climate returns later this 12 months. Final winter, about 40 per cent of the Ukrainian power system suffered injury from Russian missile and drone strikes, leaving cities in darkness and chilly. Kyiv accused these assaults of intentionally concentrating on civilians, contemplating them as warfare crimes, whereas Moscow asserted they had been aimed toward weakening Ukraine’s skill to battle.
Addressing senior authorities, safety, and regional officers, Zelensky harassed the must be ready for potential terror in opposition to the Ukrainian power business through the upcoming fall and winter.
He pledged complete efforts on the authorities and safety ranges to safeguard the power system from bodily injury, sabotage, or cyberattacks.
Moreover, Zelensky emphasised the significance of each metropolis and city throughout Ukraine being able to deal with power sector emergencies.
Pope Calls on Russia to Reinstate Black Sea Grain Deal
Throughout his Sunday (July 30) Angelus message, Pope Francis referred to as on Russia to rethink its choice relating to the Black Sea grain deal.

Caption: Pope urges Russian brothers to revive Black Sea grain deal
The deal had allowed protected passage for Ukraine to ship grain through the Black Sea regardless of the continued warfare. Francis appealed to the Russian authorities, asking them to renew the Black Sea initiative for safe grain transportation.
Through the message, the Pope additionally referred to as for prayers for Ukraine, describing the battle’s affect on the nation, even affecting the very important grain provide, as a “grave insult to God.” He emphasised the plight of thousands and thousands affected by starvation, stating that their cries are reaching the heavens.
Ukrainian President Zelensky welcomed the assist from spiritual leaders on social media, highlighting the importance of their response to guard not solely Ukraine but additionally susceptible areas like Africa and Asia, which face extreme meals crises as a result of menace of starvation attributable to missile assaults and the destruction of agricultural merchandise.