


Russian Strikes Intensify in Eastern Ukraine Amid U.S. Policy Changes
Russian missile strikes in eastern Ukraine killed at least 14, including children, as U.S. intelligence sharing with Ukraine halts, prompting international concern.
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Overview
A series of Russian missile strikes primarily targeting the eastern city of Dobropillia resulted in 14 deaths and over 50 injuries, with five children among the injured. President Zelensky condemned the attacks as evidence of Russia's unchanged aggressive objectives. This escalation follows the U.S.'s suspension of military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, aimed at pressuring Kyiv toward a peace agreement. Concurrently, Trump criticized Zelensky’s strategy and proposed sanctions against Russia. The situation remains dire, with increased military threats as Ukraine risks losing vital logistical routes while new North Korean troops bolster Russia's military efforts.
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Russian forces conducted a large-scale missile and drone strike against Ukraine, targeting energy facilities and other areas, including the city of Dobropillya, resulting in significant casualties and damage.
The U.S. suspension of military aid and intelligence sharing has significantly hampered Ukraine's ability to defend against Russian attacks, particularly impacting its access to satellite imagery crucial for tracking and responding to Russian strikes.
European Union leaders have agreed to increase military spending to potentially support Ukraine further, while President Trump has suggested imposing additional sanctions on Russia to pressure it into peace talks.
There have been mentions of new North Korean troops bolstering Russia's military efforts, though specific details are not provided in the current context.
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