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On January 9-10, 2026, Russia fired nearly 300 drones, 18 ballistic missiles including the nuclear-capable Oreshnik hypersonic missile, and seven cruise missiles targeting eight Ukrainian regions. The Oreshnik missile struck western Ukraine near Lviv, marking its second combat use and serving as a warning to NATO allies amid ongoing peace talks. The attacks caused civilian casualties, infrastructure damage, and widespread power outages during freezing temperatures.
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Kyiv experienced a ballistic missile attack early Saturday, resulting in 1 death and 10 injuries. Ukrainian forces intercepted most missiles and drones. The attack coincides with increased Western sanctions on Russia and calls for enhanced Ukrainian air defenses amid ongoing conflict.
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Russia has captured Pavlivka and Ivanivka in Ukraine, while launching a large-scale missile and drone assault targeting energy infrastructure across Ukraine. Ukrainian casualties include at least 18 injured, with widespread power outages. Russia also conducted nuclear force tests amid ongoing conflict, and the US imposed sanctions on Russian oil firms.
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Kyiv experienced multiple Russian drone strikes, causing casualties and fires in residential buildings. Three people died, and 27 were wounded, including children. The attacks followed recent missile strikes, amid ongoing tensions and international sanctions against Russia. Kyiv remains under air-raid alerts.
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Ukrainian forces are engaged in heavy fighting across multiple regions amid ongoing Russian missile and drone strikes. Kyiv reports advances and setbacks, while international efforts focus on sanctions and diplomacy. The conflict remains highly active as Ukraine seeks military and economic support today, Nov 20, 2025.
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Multiple Russian strikes hit Kyiv and surrounding areas today, injuring at least 11 people, damaging infrastructure, and causing fires. The attack coincides with EU warnings on corruption and aid continuation as Kyiv faces ongoing invasion pressures. The situation remains tense and ongoing.
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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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In late November and early December 2025, Russia intensified missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities including Kyiv, Dnipro, Zaporizhzhia, and Ternopil, targeting energy infrastructure and civilian areas, causing deaths and injuries. Concurrently, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy engaged in diplomatic efforts with U.S. and European leaders to revive peace negotiations, despite Russia's refusal to participate directly in talks.
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On November 29, 2025, Russia conducted a large-scale missile and drone assault on Ukraine, targeting Kyiv and critical infrastructure. The strikes killed at least three civilians, wounded dozens, and caused widespread power outages. Ukraine's negotiators are heading to Washington amid renewed diplomatic efforts to end the war.
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Ukrainian and US officials are engaging in high-level talks in Florida aimed at ending the Ukraine conflict. Ukraine's delegation, led by Rustem Umerov, is working with US representatives including Rubio and Kushner. The talks follow recent military and diplomatic developments, with Ukraine seeking a constructive resolution.
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Overnight, Russia launched nearly 500 drones and 40 missiles at Kyiv and surrounding regions, causing casualties, power outages, and heat loss amid ongoing negotiations. Ukrainian officials accuse Russia of prolonging the war and undermining peace efforts ahead of Zelensky's US meeting.
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U.S. President Trump dismissed reports of a drone attack near Putin’s residence, claiming US officials found no evidence Ukraine targeted it. Russia and Ukraine continue exchanges of attacks amid ongoing peace negotiations, with Ukraine suffering casualties and infrastructure damage in recent strikes.
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On January 9, 2026, Russia launched its intermediate-range hypersonic Oreshnik missile targeting Ukraine's Lviv region near the NATO border with Poland. The missile, capable of carrying nuclear or conventional warheads, reportedly carried a conventional payload this time. The strike caused limited damage but heightened tensions as Russia warned NATO forces in Ukraine would be legitimate targets amid ongoing peace talks and Western troop deployment discussions.
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Russia has intensified its missile and drone strikes on Ukraine, killing at least four in Kyiv and damaging infrastructure in Lviv. The strikes include a ballistic missile targeting a repair plant in Lviv, with Ukraine and its allies condemning the escalation amid ongoing tensions and diplomatic efforts.
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Ukraine's energy infrastructure is under relentless attack from Russia, leaving many cities without power or heat amid freezing temperatures. The government has declared a state of emergency, ordering emergency imports and urgent capacity upgrades to cope with the ongoing damage and fuel shortages.
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Ukraine faces severe power outages amid Russian attacks on energy infrastructure. In Kyiv and Boryspil, residents endure freezing temperatures and prolonged blackouts, with efforts ongoing to restore electricity and heating. Civilians and energy workers are battling harsh winter conditions as the conflict impacts daily life.