Russia and Ukraine Trade Heavy Strikes on Capitals Following Peace Talks
The overnight bombardments hit Moscow and Kyiv just as American diplomats secured a preliminary agreement to resume trilateral peace negotiations next month.
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The diplomatic discussions bring together Ukrainian, European, and American officials to shape peace proposals before a United States envoy presents terms to Russia.
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Ukrainian President Accuses Pentagon of Withholding Financed Patriot Missiles
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