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Russian missile and drone blitz kills 4 in Ukraine as Zelenskyy seeks help in Norway
At least 4 people were killed as Kyiv region authorities reported 27 wounded, while Zelenskyy pressed Norway for more air defense support.
- On Tuesday, Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine's Kyiv region killed four people and wounded 27, including children, police said.
- Amid the attacks, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited Norway to meet Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr and Finnish President Alexander Stubb seeking urgent American and European assistance.
- Zelenskyy reported a "substantive conversation" with State Marco Rubio, citing shortages of American-made Patriot interceptors and Pentagon delivery delays affecting Ukraine's defenses.
- American envoy Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner joined the Oslo discussions to address war settlement efforts, with Kushner attending via videoconference from Washington.
- The Russian Defense Ministry reported intercepting 136 Ukrainian drones overnight while strikes damaged energy facilities in Odesa and port infrastructure at Reni, sustaining the conflict's intensity.
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Russian Missile and Drone Strikes Kill at Least Nine in Ukraine as Zelenskyy Seeks U.S. Air Defense Support
Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure have killed at least nine people and disrupted electricity supplies across multiple regions, while President Volodymyr Zelenskyy holds ... The post Russian Missile and Drone Strikes Kill at Least Nine in Ukraine as Zelenskyy Seeks U.S. Air Defense Support first appeared on [your]NEWS.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy will visit Oslo to discuss peace in Ukraine on Tuesday. The United States will also attend the meeting.
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