Russia's Relentless Strikes Target Ukrainian Civilians Amid Tensions
Russian glide bombs and missiles struck a Ukrainian prison and medical facility, killing 21 people. Despite threats from US President Trump, Russia continues its aggressive bombardment. The Kremlin dismissed ultimatums, warning of escalating tensions. Ukrainian officials condemned the attacks as war crimes, detailing the devastating impact on civilian infrastructure.
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In a deadly escalation of violence, Russian glide bombs and missiles ravaged regions in Ukraine overnight, killing at least 21 people, including 17 inmates at a prison, and injuring many more, according to Ukrainian officials on Tuesday.
This comes as U.S. President Donald Trump's warnings to Russia to halt its attacks went unheeded. Trump's ultimatum to President Putin called for progress towards peace within ten to twelve days, or face sanctions. However, Russia's tactics remain unchanged, drawing stern rebukes from the U.S. president.
Kremlin officials cautioned against the ultimatum, asserting that Western involvement could broaden the conflict. Meanwhile, Ukrainian forces reported intercepting multiple Russian drones, underscoring ongoing hostilities and the immense toll on civilian life and infrastructure.
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