US EditionNATO Jets Scrambled After Putin's Missiles Hit City Close to Poland Border
- Russia launched over 50 missiles and 500 drones in an airstrike on Lviv, Ukraine, resulting in the deaths of five people and injuring at least ten, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
- Poland activated its air defense systems and scrambled jets due to the attack occurring just 43 miles from its border, according to Poland's operational command.
- Zelenskyy urged Western allies to increase air defense support to combat ongoing attacks, emphasizing the need for urgent action against Russian aggression.
- NATO members remain on high alert following the latest Russian aggression, with NATO jets deployed to protect Polish airspace amid heightened tensions.
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Zelensky urges 'unilateral ceasefire in the skies' after latest Russian attack
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Sunday called for a “unilateral ceasefire in the skies” after Russia launched its latest aerial attack on the energy infrastructure in Ukraine, killing at least five people and wounding 10. The assault targeted nine regions and left thousands of Ukrainians without electricity as the war rages on. Among the regions targeted was Lviv, which lies about 40 miles east of the Polish border. Ukrainian officials…
This is the most extensive combined missile, drone and air attack on the Lviv area since the start of the Russian invasion in 2022.
The Kremlin’s new offensive has reached eight regions and left five dead. Zelenski calls for a response from the EU and the US
Poland triggered "all necessary procedures" by launching its combat aircraft after major Russian strikes in western Ukraine, not far from the border with Poland. Four people were killed and six others injured in Lviv.
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