US EditionRussia hammers Kyiv in largest missile and drone barrage since war in Ukraine began
- Hours after Trump–Putin call, Russian forces launched their largest aerial assault on Kyiv, targeting the city with over 500 drones and missiles.
- Following the attack, Putin reaffirmed Russia’s aims and intercepted 48 Ukrainian drones, emphasizing continued military objectives, with the largest assault of the invasion.
- Russia launched 550 drones—mostly Shahed models—and 11 missiles, injuring 23 people in Kyiv during the largest assault since the invasion began.
- Following the attack, 23 people were injured, 14 hospitalized, with damage across six Kyiv districts and five regions affected.
- European Union officials call to increase support for Ukraine's air defenses as Germany explores the possibility of acquiring more Patriot systems, highlighting strained Western military aid amid ongoing attacks.
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Russia launched its largest airstrike on Ukraine on Friday, a day after a phone call between US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin. This is not the first time a phone call has been followed by a heavy attack on Ukraine, so this cannot be a coincidence.
The Secretary-General calls for a complete, immediate and unconditional ceasefire
UN condemns Russia's largest drone assault on Ukraine
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres condemned Saturday Russia’s biggest drone and missile attack yet in the three-year war in Ukraine. “The Secretary-General strongly condemns the latest series of large-scale drone and missile attacks by the Russian Federation,” Guterres said in a statement, referring to the assault Friday and also calling for a full, immediate and unconditional ceasefire. Hours-long Russian bombardments sent Ukrainians scurry…
Waves of drones and missiles attacked Kyiv overnight in the largest air assault since the Russian invasion of Ukraine began more than three years ago, officials said Friday, amid a renewed Russian push…
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