US EditionPutin threatens to respond after Ukrainian strikes on airfields
- Ukrainian forces struck 41 Russian military aircraft at four airfields across Russia on Sunday, prompting threats of retaliation from President Vladimir Putin.
- The attacks followed Moscow's rejection of a US-backed 30-day ceasefire proposal and were part of ongoing hostilities, including a recent damaging operation on the Kerch Bridge.
- Ukraine used 117 drones with advanced control technology in the operation targeting strategic bombers parked deep inside Russian territory, including bases in Siberia and Murmansk.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy said roughly half of the damaged planes will be irreparable and urged allies not to show weakness despite Putin's strong warning to respond.
- Russian and US presidents held a 75-minute phone call during which Putin confirmed he would respond to the airfield attacks, though no immediate peace was expected from the discussion.
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The National Interest: For operation "Web" Putin can bring down a storm on Ukraine: EADaily
EADaily, June 6th, 2025. Brandon Weichert, senior national security editor of the American magazine The National Interest, believes that the media has extremely dangerously distorted the events that unfolded in Russia a week ago. But now Ukraine is waiting for a large-scale response for the attacks of the Ukrainian Armed Forces on air bases in the deep rear.
Putin, Trump hold phone talks; Moscow vows to respond to Spider's Web attack
A nighttime Russian drone strike on Thursday hit the northern Ukrainian city of Pryluky, and six drones hit a residential area in the city at 5:30 am local time, according to Ukrainian authorities, per a report of AP. Russian President Vladimir Putin reportedly vowed to hit back against recent Ukraine's Operation
Moscow to decide ’how and when’ to respond to Ukraine attack: Kremlin
Moscow will decide "how and when" to respond to Ukraine's attacks on its airbases, the Kremlin said Thursday, confirming that Russian President Vladimir Putin told his US counterpart Donald Trump that Russia would retaliate. Kyiv's weekend strikes on Russian airfields deep inside Russia destroyed nuclear-capable aircraft and infuriated Moscow. "As and when our military deems it appropriate," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said when asked what M…
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