US EditionRussia hammers Kyiv in largest missile and drone barrage since war in Ukraine began
- On July 4, Russian forces launched the largest drone and missile assault since the 2022 invasion, targeting Kyiv and damaging multiple districts.
- This attack followed a July 3 phone call where Putin reaffirmed Russia's refusal to compromise on Ukraine, signaling a renewed military push.
- Ukraine's Air Force reported intercepting 478 weapons out of 550 launched, while at least 23 people were injured and infrastructure including schools was harmed.
- President Zelenskyy called the strikes cynical and a deliberate terror act, stating Putin shows no intention to end the war, with Kyiv officials fearing weakened defenses due to halted US shipments.
- The assault and ongoing conflict underline stalled diplomacy, with Zelenskyy hoping to discuss the situation with Trump amid calls for increased pressure on Moscow and restored aid.
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Trump 'Very Disappointed' After Call With Putin As Russia Launches Largest Aerial Assault Of Ukraine War - Worthy Christian News
by Emmitt Barry, Worthy News Washington D.C. Bureau Chief (Worthy News) – A massive wave of Russian drone and missile strikes pummeled Kyiv overnight in the largest aerial attack since the war began, just hours after a phone call between U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The assault injured at least 23 civilians and left swaths of the capital damaged, including apartment buildings, rail infrastructure, and emergen…
Russia launches a record 550 drones across Ukraine in largest attack since war began
Ukraine’s capital city Kyiv took the most damage. A city that Vladimir Putin thinks should still be in Russia. And the bombs are falling harder and faster than ever before. Ukraine’s ability to defend itself still relies heavily on US weapons, which President Trump announced this week were now in such short supply that America needed to concentrate on restocking it’s own supplies. Trump meets President Zelenskyy today, having spoken to President…
Immediately after the phone call with Trump, Putin orders the biggest air attack on Ukraine. The Kremlin's message is clear – and the damage only a fraction of what Russian waves can still do in the future. Why is Washington watching?
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