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Russia has launched its largest drone and missile assault on Ukraine's capital Kyiv, targeting government buildings for the first time in the war. The attack killed at least four civilians, including a baby, and injured dozens. The US and EU are considering new sanctions as diplomatic efforts continue.
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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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Prince Harry traveled from Poland to Kyiv, visiting war-damaged sites and meeting veterans, amid Russia's intensified attacks on Ukraine. His visit highlights ongoing international support and aid efforts, coinciding with UK sanctions and diplomatic visits, as Ukraine faces its most severe escalation since 2022.
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Ukraine is set to receive Patriot missile systems and HIMARS rocket launchers from the US, with initial batches worth $500m each. The move comes as Ukraine prepares for a potential Russian offensive, while European nations bolster defenses and coordinate drone warfare efforts. Tensions and military activity continue to rise across the region.
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As of October 8, 2025, the US under President Trump is deepening support for Ukraine by sharing intelligence to target Russian energy infrastructure and considering supplying long-range Tomahawk cruise missiles. These missiles, with ranges up to 1,550 miles, would enable Ukraine to strike deep inside Russia, including Moscow, marking a significant shift amid stalled peace talks and escalating conflict.
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Ukraine was targeted by 65 Russian drones overnight, with most intercepted. A residential building in Sumy was hit, killing a family including pregnant mother and children. Energy infrastructure was also damaged, cutting power to thousands. Russia claims to have destroyed 81 Ukrainian drones, amid ongoing escalation.
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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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Ukraine's largest private energy firm, DTEK, reports the completion of power restoration after Russian drone and missile strikes damaged critical infrastructure in Kyiv and other regions. The attacks wounded at least 20, caused blackouts, and targeted energy facilities, with ongoing efforts to repair and stabilize the grid amid escalating hostilities.
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Russian drone strikes targeted Ukraine's railway and energy infrastructure, injuring at least 30 people in Shostka. The attacks also hit power facilities near Chernihiv and a Russian oil refinery, amid ongoing efforts to weaken Ukraine's military and civilian resilience ahead of winter.
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Diplomatic efforts between the US and Russia over Ukraine have stalled since the Anchorage summit in August. Moscow blames Europe for undermining peace talks, while the US considers escalating military support, including possible delivery of long-range missiles. Tensions and ongoing attacks continue to shape the conflict's future.
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Since October 10, Russia has escalated drone and missile strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, causing widespread power outages, casualties, and damage. Ukraine’s military reports increased air attacks and ongoing efforts to defend key facilities amid international appeals for more support. The attacks aim to weaken Ukraine ahead of winter.
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U.S. President Biden will speak with Russian leader Putin amid signs of U.S. support for Ukraine, including potential delivery of long-range Tomahawk missiles. Zelensky prepares for a high-stakes meeting with Trump to discuss military aid and energy resilience as Russian attacks intensify on Ukraine's infrastructure.
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Ukraine faces intensified Russian drone strikes targeting railways and supply routes, with new long-range, precision-capable drones increasing attack frequency since mid-summer. Ukrainian repair efforts are ongoing, but the attacks threaten critical infrastructure and logistics, impacting military and civilian movement.
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Russia launched multiple drone and missile strikes on Ukraine and border regions, causing civilian injuries and infrastructure damage. Ukraine responded with strikes on Russian targets, while both sides reported intercepting numerous drones. Western nations consider new sanctions and military aid amid ongoing conflict.
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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 has announced successful tests of advanced nuclear-powered weapons, including the Burevestnik cruise missile and Poseidon super torpedo. These weapons are designed for strategic deterrence, with claims of unmatched speed and invulnerability, raising concerns about escalation and arms race dynamics.
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Russia launched a large-scale missile and drone attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, killing at least three people and causing widespread power outages. Ukraine is working to restore services amid fears of a harsh winter, with repeated strikes damaging key energy facilities since October.
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As of November 20, 2025, Ukraine faces a major corruption scandal involving a $100 million kickback scheme centered on Energoatom, the state nuclear power company. The investigation implicates Tymur Mindich, a close associate of President Zelenskyy, who has fled the country. Justice and Energy Ministers resigned amid the probe, while Ukrainian authorities continue efforts to reassure Western allies and maintain energy sector stability during ongoing Russian attacks.
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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.