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Over 160 drones, Iskander ballistic missiles, Oniks anti‑ship missiles and X‑101 rockets struck Ukraine’s capital, causing widespread fires in five districts and ending a three‑day truce. The attack killed two civilians, injured at least seven and prompted regional air‑defence responses, including from Poland.
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A Russian-launched drone struck a private residence in the city of Chuhuiv, killing three civilians, among them an 11‑year‑old boy. The attack occurred as President Vladimir Putin met U.S. envoys in Moscow to discuss a possible end to the war.
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The Ukrainian navy launched a powerful strike on the Russian supply vessel NEFRIT docked in Sochi, marking a high‑profile naval action in the ongoing conflict. The attack has become Ukraine's top domestic news story, underscoring the war's maritime dimension.
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A Russian unmanned aerial vehicle struck a high‑rise residential building in central Chernihiv on Aug. 24, injuring at least 20 people, including children. Casualty figures continue to rise as officials assess the damage.
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Massive Russian missile and drone attacks hit southern Ukrainian cities, destroying a shopping centre in Kryvyi Rih and striking civilian infrastructure in Odesa. The raids left at least 14‑16 dead, dozens injured and prompted international condemnation.
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A nighttime ballistic missile attack on Kyiv on Aug. 11 damaged a children’s hospital and a nearby warehouse, injuring at least one person. The strike came amid a broader Russian barrage that also targeted Zaporizhzhia, raising concerns over civilian safety in Ukraine’s capital.
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Russian forces stepped up attacks with Shahed drones and KAB cruise missiles, killing civilians including a child and injuring residents in Pavlograd. Kyiv's response includes deep‑strike raids into Russia, while dwindling U.S. weapon supplies and NATO concerns heighten the risk of broader escalation.
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On Aug. 5, Russia launched a coordinated attack involving rockets and hundreds of drones, sparking fires, civilian casualties and a strained Ukrainian air defence. Kyiv responded with long‑range strikes on Russian oil infrastructure amid growing international involvement.
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President Volodymyr Zelenskyy named former defence minister and chief negotiator Rustem Umerov to lead the Foreign Intelligence Service. Umerov says his first priorities will be to boost capabilities, launch a drone coalition and keep the agency aligned with ongoing peace talks.
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Russian air and missile strikes hit Ukrainian cities including Kherson, Kharkiv and Kyiv, causing deaths, injuries and extensive damage to cultural sites. The attacks come amid heightened pressure on both sides of the war and renewed calls for diplomatic talks.
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Ukrainian officials said Russian forces lost 1,560 soldiers, dozens of armored vehicles and multiple rocket launchers in a single day of intensified combat. The claim arrives amid fierce front‑line clashes and a broader regional backdrop of the Iran‑Russia conflict.
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A series of explosions rocked Ukraine's capital after Russian forces launched ballistic missiles toward Kyiv, hitting an arms exhibition and residential areas. The attacks left at least ten dead, dozens injured and ignited multiple fires across the city.