US EditionRussia strikes EU delegation building in Kyiv
- On August 28, 2025, Russian forces launched a large-scale missile and drone attack on Kyiv, severely damaging the EU delegation building and killing at least 14 people including children.
- This attack followed ongoing stalled peace negotiations and came after Russia fired 629 drones and missiles in one night, marking the second-highest barrage of the war.
- The strikes hit residential apartments, office buildings, and at least 20 locations in seven Kyiv districts, causing extensive civilian casualties and infrastructure damage.
- Leaders condemned the attack: Emmanuel Macron called it terror and barbarism; Zelenskyy called for strong new sanctions; and Antonio Costa said Russia’s aggression strengthens resolve to support Ukraine.
- The attack intensified calls for international action against Russia and prompted the EU to summon Russia’s envoy, signaling heightened tensions and unresolved conflict risks.
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Chaos in Kyiv: Russia's Devastating Strike Undermines Peace Efforts
Chaos in Kyiv: Russia's Devastating Strike Undermines Peace Efforts A destructive Russian air attack hit Kyiv early Thursday, killing 21 people and injuring 48, targeting the city center for the first time in weeks. Drones and missiles caused severe damage, including to European Union diplomatic facilities, as efforts for peace, led by the US, continue to falter.Following the attack, the UN Security Council convened an emergency meeting at Ukrai…
At least 21 people died in Kiev, including four minors, in one of the largest Russian air strikes against Ukraine, which the U.S. described this Thursday as a "threat" to Donald Trump's peace efforts. Russia continues to bomb Ukrainian cities despite the U.S. President's push to end the war – initiated by the Russian invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 – which has not yet yielded concrete results. Trump "was not happy" with the news of the atta…
Escalation in Ukraine as Russian airstrikes kill at least 18 in Kyiv
(NEXSTAR) – Russia launched a wave of deadly airstrikes on Kyiv early Thursday, killing at least 18 people and injuring 48 others, in what Ukrainian officials say is the most intense assault on the capital in weeks. The escalation threatens to derail ongoing efforts by the Trump administration to broker a peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said President Donald Trump was “not happy” about the atta…
UK, EU accuse Putin of ‘sabotaging peace’ after deadly Kyiv airstrikes hit their council offices: ‘Deliberate choice to escalate’
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of "sabotaging peace" after a deadly overnight strike that killed at least 17 people in Kyiv also hit the offices of both the British and the European Council.
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