Ukraine condemns Russian attack that kills at least two shortly after US envoy visit
A major Russian missile and drone strike struck Ukraine on Tuesday, hours after US envoys departed from diplomatic talks in both capitals.

Ukraine criticized Russia on Tuesday for launching a major missile and drone attack that killed at least two people, according to France 24. The strike came shortly after a weekend visit by US envoys to both Kyiv and Moscow, where they attempted to restart negotiations on ending the war.
Ukrainian officials characterized the attack as "horrific," while the timing—immediately following diplomatic efforts—drew international scrutiny of Russia's commitment to peace discussions.
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- Ukraine decries 'horrific' Russian attack shortly after US envoys leave — France 24 — English
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