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Russia hammers Kyiv in largest missile and drone barrage since war in Ukraine began
- In the early hours of Friday, Russian forces launched their largest aerial assault since the invasion began, targeting Kyiv with over 500 drones and missiles hours after Trump–Putin call.
- During the phone call, Putin reaffirmed Russia’s war aims and intercepted 48 Ukrainian drones, signaling continued military resolve amidst near-nightly attacks.
- Russia launched approximately 550 drones and missiles, mainly Shahed drones and 11 missiles, injuring 23 people with widespread damage across Kyiv and other regions.
- Following the assault, 23 people were injured, 14 hospitalized, and damage occurred across six Kyiv districts and five regions.
- Ukraine’s reliance on US-supplied air defenses faces strain amid escalating attacks, prompting EU calls to increase support and Germany explores more Patriot systems.
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Russia hits Ukraine with large air barrage hours after Trump-Putin call - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
KYIV, Ukraine — Russia attacked Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities on Friday with the largest number of drones and missiles launched in a single barrage so far in the war, according to the Ukrainian air force, just hours after a phone call between President Donald Trump and President Vladimir Putin of Russia.
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