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Russia hammers Kyiv in largest missile and drone barrage since war in Ukraine began
- Vladimir Putin launched a massive missile and drone assault on Kyiv overnight, hours after a Trump-Putin call, injuring at least 23 across multiple districts.
- Following the Thursday Trump-Putin call, Russia launched 539 drones and 11 missiles in Kyiv, with debris falling across at least 33 sites and 23 injured, after Putin reiterated regional demands.
- Russia launched approximately 537-539 drones and 11 missiles; Ukraine's defenses intercepted 270 targets in its largest assault of the war.
- Kyiv's infrastructure suffered extensive damage, with debris falling across districts and 23 civilians injured, including 14 hospitalized, amid record drone and missile strikes.
- Ukrainian leaders, including Zelenskyy, call for increased international support as Kyiv faces its largest Russian drone and missile assault since the invasion, with EU officials urging more aid amid ongoing strikes and casualties.
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Putin’s said no to Trump’s truce bid with 550 drones and missiles on Ukraine
Russia fired a record number of drones and missiles, striking almost every Kyiv district, hours after Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin discussed a truce bid by the US president, who said he was “disappointed” that his counterpart was not ready for peace. An unpleasant cloud of smoke hovered over the Ukrainian capital on Friday morning, due to hours of air defence guns pounding… Source
On the evening of July 4, Russian invaders attack Kiev region with strike drones. The Air Defense Forces operate in the area.
Record rain of 500 drones. Moscow: 'Now diplomacy is useless' (ANSA)
Russian Drones & Missiles Rain Down on Kyiv in War’s Deadliest Barrage Yet - News Addicts
Russia launched one of its largest aerial assaults of the war overnight, firing more than 500 drones and ballistic missiles at Ukraine — just hours after President Donald Trump spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The primary target of the massive barrage was Kyiv, where damage to civilian infrastructure and residential buildings has been reported. […] The post Russian Drones & Missiles Rain Down on Kyiv in War’s Deadliest Barrage Yet ap…
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Russia brushes off talks after largest assault on Ukraine
Russia on Friday said that it sees no immediate diplomatic way out of the war in Ukraine, hours after pummelling the war-torn country with its largest ever drone and missile barrage of the invasion.
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