Ukraine Hits Moscow with Record Drone Attack
Ukraine Hits Moscow with Record Drone Attack
Ukraine Hits Moscow with Record Drone Attack
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Over the weekend, Russia downed a record number of Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow, marking the largest attack on the capital since the full-scale invasion began in 2022, resulting in injuries and property damage but no casualties. In a related development, Ukraine conducted a significant drone strike on Russian warships in the Caspian Sea, showcasing its expanding drone capabilities. Meanwhile, Russia expressed openness to engage with President-elect Donald Trump on resolving the conflict, signaling potential shifts in diplomatic strategies. EU foreign policy chief Josep Borrell reaffirmed European support for Ukraine, emphasizing the need for expedited arms deliveries. These developments occur amid broader strategic discussions in Europe about military preparedness and potential nuclear proliferation in response to changing U.S. foreign policy stances.

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