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Russia fires more missiles and drones at Ukraine ahead of diplomatic efforts to stop the war

  • Russia attacked Ukraine's capital with cruise and ballistic missiles, but Ukraine's air defenses successfully intercepted all missiles, causing no casualties or damage.
  • Ukraine's air defense systems intercepted all incoming air weapons during the attack on Kyiv, according to Serhiy Popko, head of Kyiv's military administration.
  • Ukraine's air force shot down 29 out of 30 air targets, including missiles and drones, with several injuries reported and one Kinzhal ballistic missile intercepted.
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Russia fires more missiles and drones at Ukraine ahead of diplomatic efforts to stop the war

Russian forces have fired missiles and drones at the Kyiv region and five other areas of Ukraine in a nighttime attack. The barrage came ahead of several days of intense

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Russia has attacked the Ukrainian capital with cruise missiles, rockets and drones. Kiev's anti-aircraft defenses were able to shoot them down or intercept them. Several fires have broken out as a result of falling rocket parts.

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The Ukrainian armed forces say they repelled a major Russian air attack on the capital Kyiv on the night of Tuesday to Wednesday. According to Kiev, the Russian army used cruise missiles, rockets, and drones in this attack....

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