Russia launches largest aerial assault on Ukraine in a month

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Russia launches largest aerial assault on Ukraine in a month as Kyiv delegation heads for US peace talks
Russia has launched its largest barrage of drones and missiles in a month across Ukraine, killing at least three people, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Saturday.

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Top Ukrainian officials head to US for peace talks – hours after Russia launched barrage of drones and missiles
At least three killed as Russia launches largest aerial attack in a month amid US push for peace
Russia Bombards Ukraine for Nearly 10 Hours in a Deadly Assault
Russia unleashed a nearly 10-hour air assault across Ukraine on Saturday, killing at least two people in the capital, Kyiv, and injuring dozens more, according to Ukrainian authorities.

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Russian attacks kill 2 in Kyiv as diplomatic efforts to end the war in Ukraine gain momentum
Russian drones, missiles kill one, injure 11 in Kyiv, cause damage
At least three killed as Russia launches largest drone and missile attack in a month
“The main targets of the attack were energy infrastructure and civilian facilities, with extensive damage and fires in residential buildings. We currently have reports of dozens injured and three kill...

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Russian attacks kill 3 as efforts to end the war in Ukraine grow
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Russian Drone and Missile Strikes Injure Six in Early-Morning Attack on Kyiv

Russia is trying to hit Ukrainian helicopters and other aircraft midair with Shahed drones, deputy defense chief says

Lt. Col. Yurii Myronenko told Business Insider that Russia is testing new deep-strike weapons, including modified Shaheds and new models.

Sea drones halt operations at major Russian oil terminal

One of Russia's largest oil terminals halted operations on Saturday following an attack by sea drones, hours before Ukrainian negotiators were headed to the United States for talks on ending the war.The Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC),

Russia's adding cameras to its Shahed drones so it can catch Ukrainian interceptors approaching from behind

A senior Ukrainian defense official told Business Insider that Russia has been modifying its Shahed drones and fielding new models.
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