US EditionPorts of Odesa and Chernomorsk Attacked as Russia Claims Military Targets
- On May 23, Russia carried out a large-scale assault involving drones and missiles aimed at the key maritime hubs of Odesa and Chernomorsk in Ukraine, striking military-industrial locations and critical infrastructure.
- The strikes followed Russia’s third major escalation within a week amid ongoing ceasefire talks and were justified as targeting military cargo unloading drones and artillery parts.
- The attacks caused at least one confirmed port worker death, eight injuries with four serious, damage to port facilities, and disruption to grain and raw material shipments restored to pre-war levels.
- Ukraine intercepted hundreds of drones and missiles, with President Zelenskyy urging stronger international sanctions, while the European Union condemned the attacks calling for the strongest pressure on Russia.
- The assault indicates heightened Russian efforts to disrupt Ukraine’s economy and food security, increasing civilian harm and complicating prospects for peace despite a recent large prisoner exchange.
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Ukraine Looks to Bolster Defense Against Missiles
As Russia intensifies its aerial attacks on Ukraine, President Donald Trump criticizes Vladimir Putin's actions, while Ukraine's urgent requests for more Patriot missile systems are constrained by the scarcity of the defensive weapons and long production backlogs.
Every Day, Ukrainian and Russian Cities Are Subject to Massive Drone Attacks. What Should You Do if You See a Drone? Instructions to Help You Survive
In recent days, instead of making progress in peace talks, Russia and Ukraine have continued shelling. On the night of May 25, the Russian Armed Forces launched almost 300 drones and 70 missiles into Ukraine — the attack is already being called the biggest since the beginning of the full-scale invasion. As a result, at least 12 people were killed and dozens were injured. Ukraine is also attacking Russian regions with drones — and drones regularl…
What Was Russia's Bombing of Ukraine with About 370 Missiles and Drones: One of the Biggest Attacks of the War
Russia carried out one of its largest drone and missile attacks on Ukraine in the more than three years since it began its large-scale invasion of Ukrainian territory.The offensive left at least 12 dead and dozens injured.It was the second massive attack in two nights and the third in just a week, in what has been described as an escalation of the war by Russia.According to Ukrainian authorities, Russian troop movements reflect that the Kremlin …
New Massive Attacks with Rockets and Drones on Ukraine, for the Third Consecutive Day
Russia launched a new wave of attacks during Sunday night to the month against Ukraine using a large number of battle drones, informing the Ukrainian authorities, reports Dpa and Reuters, taken by Agerpres.
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