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Russia Intensifies Drone Strikes on Ukraine Amid U.S. Military Aid Freeze

Ukraine experiences a surge of 264 Russian drone attacks within 48 hours, exacerbated by Trump's suspension of military aid to Ukraine.

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Russia launched a series of drone attacks on Ukraine, with reports indicating 264 strikes in a short timeframe. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy criticized the U.S. aid freeze by President Trump, which coincides with escalated Russian military actions. Despite downing numerous drones, the attack resulted in significant civilian casualties and destruction. Zelenskyy called for stronger sanctions on Russia while emphasizing the need for continued support from allies in light of the ongoing conflict. As diplomatic talks continue in Saudi Arabia, concerns grow regarding Ukraine's ability to maintain its military capabilities without U.S. assistance.

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Ukraine's military situation has deteriorated significantly in the Kursk region, with reports of Russian forces advancing and capturing territory; military bloggers warn of the challenging conditions Ukraine faces.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy emphasized the need for increased sanctions and support following intensive Russian drone strikes, linking these attacks to a failure of Western sanctions.
Trump's decision to freeze military aid to Ukraine is causing operational challenges for Ukrainian forces, particularly with the maintenance and repair of U.S.-made tanks.

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: The U.S. has paused military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, a decision made by President Trump to pressure Ukraine into accepting a peace deal with Russia.
ABC News, CBS News
: Russia has intensified its attacks by launching large-scale missile and drone strikes, including one of the largest combined strikes since November 2024, using a mix of Shahed and decoy drones to overwhelm Ukraine's air defenses.
Institute for the Study of War, ABC News
: The freeze significantly diminishes Ukraine's ability to defend itself from Russian bombardment and conduct strikes inside Russia, as it relies heavily on Western anti-air weapons and U.S. satellite imagery for defense.
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: Ukraine continues to down Russian drones and missiles, while President Zelenskyy emphasizes the need for continued support from allies and calls for stronger sanctions on Russia.
Kyiv Independent, CBS News

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