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Russia launched one of its biggest ballistic missile attacks of the war on Kyiv, killing at least six people and damaging residential buildings across the city. Zelenskyy said ballistic missiles prove Putin still believes he can win.
Russia launched one of its biggest ballistic missile barrages of the war on Kyiv, killing at least six people and damaging residential buildings across the city. Zelenskyy interpreted the attack as evidence that Putin still believes military victory is possible.
The scale of the attack and its targeting of civilian infrastructure suggests Russia is doubling down rather than signaling a shift toward negotiation. It's the kind of escalation that typically hardens rather than softens opposing positions.
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