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On Sunday, Russia launched its largest drone and missile assault on Ukraine since the 2022 invasion, deploying over 800 drones and 13 missiles. The attack killed at least four civilians, including a mother and her infant, and struck Kyiv's main government building for the first time, causing significant damage and fires. Ukrainian officials condemned the strike as a deliberate escalation amid stalled peace efforts.
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Kyiv experienced its second consecutive night of attacks, with at least 29 wounded, including children. Russian drones caused fires and damage in residential areas, prompting evacuations. Ukraine reports shooting down 90 of 101 drones, but five hit targets, amid ongoing tensions and calls for Western air defenses.
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Between November 19-25, 2025, Russia launched massive drone and missile attacks on Ukraine, targeting energy and transport infrastructure across multiple regions including Kyiv and Ternopil. The assaults caused widespread power outages amid freezing temperatures, destroyed residential buildings killing at least 31 civilians including children, and left dozens missing. Ukraine responded with long-range strikes on Russian energy facilities.
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The US has proposed a 28-point peace plan involving territorial concessions by Ukraine, military reductions, and Russia's reintegration into the global economy. Zelensky plans to discuss it with Trump, amid skepticism from European allies and ongoing fighting on the ground. The plan aims to end the conflict but faces significant opposition.
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U.S. officials, including Secretary of State Rubio and envoy Witkoff, are engaging Ukraine and European allies in Geneva to discuss a 28-point peace plan proposed by Trump. The plan involves territorial concessions and military limits for Ukraine, with deadlines set for Kyiv's response amid ongoing Russian advances and international skepticism.