Russia and Ukraine exchange attacks, killing and wounding dozens, as Zelenskyy calls for more talks
Ukraine’s air force said 619 drones and 47 missiles were launched, with most intercepted as rescuers searched damaged homes and apartment blocks.
- On Saturday, April 25, 2026, Russian forces launched a massive overnight barrage of 619 drones and 47 missiles against Ukraine, killing at least five people and wounding dozens in Dnipro and other regions.
- Described by local officials as the largest-scale strike on Dnipro, the 20-hour barrage destroyed apartment buildings and critical infrastructure while rescuers searched for survivors amid collapsing structures.
- Ukraine's air force intercepted 580 drones and 30 missiles, yet at least five people were killed and 34 wounded in Dnipro according to local authorities.
- Visiting Azerbaijan on Saturday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called for "rapid strengthening of our air defences," urging international partners to provide immediate support following the intensified strikes.
- Friday's prisoner swap involving 193 service members preceded the bombardment, while Romania's Defense Ministry reported drone fragments landed near the border, raising concerns about spillover into NATO territory.
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Russia launched a massive drone strike in Ukraine using 600 drones, tragically killing at least 7 people.
Massive Russian air raids on the eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro have killed at least eight people and injured dozens. Drone attacks have also resulted in further casualties in other regions.
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Russia pounds Ukraine's Dnipro for 20 hours straight, killing eight
Russian barrages of drones and missiles pounded Ukraine's central-eastern city of Dnipro for 20 hours straight, killing eight people and wounding dozens, local authorities said on Saturday.
According to the authorities, at least eight people have been killed and dozens more injured during hours of Russian attacks on the eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro. Bomb and drone attacks began on Saturday night and lasted about 20 hours until late afternoon, as reported by Mayor Borys Filatov. Homes, businesses and energy infrastructure were shot.At least 49 people were injured, including two children, according to Filatov. His deputy was also…
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