Russia uses its new hypersonic missile in major attack on Ukraine and warning to the West
Summary
Russia launched a large attack on Ukraine using missiles and drones, killing at least four people in Kyiv. For the second time in the conflict, Russia used a new hypersonic missile as a warning to NATO allies. The attack occurred as tensions between Russia, the U.S., and Europe heightened over diplomatic and economic issues.Key Facts
- Russia conducted an overnight attack on Ukraine with missiles and drones, killing at least four people in Kyiv.
- Russia used a new hypersonic missile called Oreshnik, marking the second time it has been used in the conflict.
- The missile hit western Ukraine, and its use is seen as a warning to NATO allies.
- The attack led to significant damage in Kyiv, leaving many buildings without heat and water.
- Russia claims the attack was retaliation for an alleged Ukrainian drone strike on Russian President Vladimir Putin's residence.
- Ukrainian officials and President Donald Trump rejected the Russian claim of a Ukrainian drone attack.
- The attack worsened the already tense relations between Russia, the U.S., and Europe, with new sanctions being considered.
- Western military aid for Ukraine is supplied through Poland, near where the missile strike occurred.
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