US EditionRussia launches air attack on Kyiv, city's mayor says
- The U.S. Embassy in Kyiv issued a warning on May 9, 2025, about a potentially significant Russian air attack in the coming days in Kyiv, Ukraine.
- This warning follows Vladimir Putin's self-declared 'Victory Day truce' from May 8 to May 11, which Ukraine and allies consider repeatedly violated by Russian attacks.
- Western leaders including Keir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron, Friedrich Merz, and Donald Tusk gathered in Kyiv to discuss a 30-day unconditional ceasefire proposal aiming to halt hostilities.
- U.S. President Donald Trump called on May 8 for a '30-day unconditional ceasefire' and urged both sides to 'end this stupid war' amid around 5,000 military deaths weekly.
- Officials warn that a fresh Russian strike could undermine ceasefire efforts and peace talks, prompting the embassy to advise U.S. citizens to be ready to shelter immediately.
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Putin plotting huge air attack on Kyiv ‘at any time’, US warns as officials meet in Ukraine - The Mirror
US intelligence officials have sounded the warning over Putin's plans for a 'significant' air assault on Ukraine - just as world leaders including Keir Starmer gather for crucial talks in Kyiv
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Putin 'plotting attack on Kyiv' as Western officials meet in Ukraine capital
PUTIN is feared to be plotting a massive airstrike on Kyiv where world leaders have gathered “at any time”, according to US intelligence. Keir Starmer, France‘s Emmanuel Macron, new German chancellor Friedrich Merz, and Polish premier Donald Tusk, are all in the Ukrainian capital today. AFPThe aftermath of Russian strikes on Kyiv[/caption] AFPThe US has issued an urgent warning about the danger of fresh strikes[/caption] World leaders have gathe…
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US embassy in Kyiv warns of potential mass attack amid Putin's Victory Day 'truce'
The United States embassy in Kyiv on May 9 issued a warning that Russia could launch "a potentially significant" attack in the coming days and urged U.S. citizens to prepare to take shelter immediately in the event of an aerial alert. The warning comes amid Russian President Vladimir Putin's self-declared "Victory Day truce," a ceasefire the Kremlin claimed would last from midnight on May 8 to midnight on May 11 in honor of Russia's May 9 celebr…
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