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As of late October 2025, Russia has intensified drone and missile attacks targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure, causing widespread blackouts across eight regions including Kyiv and Kharkiv. Ukraine's President Zelensky is in the US seeking advanced air defenses, long-range missiles like Tomahawks, and stronger sanctions on Russia. Meanwhile, Ukraine advances domestic arms production and deep-strike capabilities against Russian energy assets, while Moscow warns of escalation risks.
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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called for a joint European air defense system to counter Russian drone threats, citing recent incursions in Poland, Denmark, and Romania. NATO countries are increasing security measures amid ongoing regional tensions and Russian drone activity, with Ukraine claiming its military can neutralize most threats.
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Ukraine reports over 450 drone and missile strikes targeting energy infrastructure, killing civilians and causing widespread power outages. Russia continues its military offensive, including house-by-house fighting in key towns, while Ukraine strengthens its air defenses amid ongoing conflict.
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Russia launched drone and missile attacks on Ukraine, targeting Kyiv and energy infrastructure, amid ongoing peace negotiations. The U.S. and Ukraine are revising a 28-point peace plan, while regional airspace breaches prompt NATO and Romanian military responses. Diplomatic talks continue with uncertain outcomes.
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On January 9, 2026, Russia launched a nuclear-capable Oreshnik hypersonic missile targeting western Ukraine near the Polish border. The missile caused limited damage but signaled a strategic threat to Ukraine's European allies, especially NATO members. Moscow warned that any foreign troops in Ukraine would be legitimate targets, escalating tensions amid ongoing peace talks and Western troop deployment discussions.
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On January 9-10, 2026, Russia launched a nuclear-capable Oreshnik hypersonic missile at western Ukraine near Lviv, marking only the second combat use of this weapon. The strike coincided with a large-scale Russian drone and missile attack on Kyiv, killing at least four. The missile likely carried a dummy warhead and served as a warning to NATO allies amid ongoing peace talks and Western troop deployment plans.