Russia Launches Largest Airstrikes of War as Prisoner Exchange Concludes
- Russia launched a massive drone and missile attack overnight on Kyiv and multiple Ukrainian regions early Sunday, marking the war's largest air assault to date.
- The attack took place during the ongoing prisoner exchange between Russia and Ukraine, which is the only concrete result from recent peace negotiations in Istanbul that have yet to yield a ceasefire agreement.
- The attack involved a total of 69 missiles alongside nearly 300 drones, among them Shahed models of Iranian origin, striking more than 30 cities and causing fires in residential areas and a student dormitory in Kyiv.
- Officials reported at least 12 people killed, including four in Kyiv, three children aged 8, 12, and 17 in Zhytomyr, and others in Khmelnytskyi and Mykolaiv, with dozens more injured.
- Despite the ongoing attacks, the prisoner exchange continues, and Ukrainian President Zelenskyy expects further releases while urging increased Western sanctions on Russia.
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