FP-2 drones struck deep into Russian-occupied territory overnight on 8 January. Ukraine hit a fuel train in Crimea and a Russian ammo depot near Hirne, Donetsk Oblast.

The military says it’s part of efforts to weaken Russian frontline supply chains.
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— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 9 janvier 2026

FP-2 drones struck deep into Russian-occupied territory overnight on 8 January. Ukraine hit a fuel train in Crimea and a Russian ammo depot near Hirne, Donetsk Oblast. The military says it’s part of efforts to weaken Russian frontline supply chains.
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A 56-year-old paramedic was killed in a second Russian strike on Kyiv overnight into Friday, while providing aid to victims of an initial attack, according to Tetiana Mostepan, director of the Kyiv City State Administration's Health Department.

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Putin doesn’t want peace, Russia’s reply to diplomacy is more missiles and destruction. This deadly pattern of recurring major Russian strikes will repeat itself until we help Ukraine break it. Russia’s reported use of an Oreshnik missile is a clear escalation against Ukraine.

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why is this not wall-to-wall coverage around Europe? if not out of empathy, then of simple survival instinct: do we think any EU cities are remotely ready for anything like this? instead i'm bombarded with 24/7 headlines from the Americas that have 0 impact on our European lives

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Zelensky demands a “clear reaction” from the international community — especially the United States — after a massive overnight Russian assault that killed civilians.

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Strike on infrastructure facilities in Lviv! Ballistic missile was traveling at a speed of about 13,000 km per hour.

Meanwhile, the russian Ministry of Murder reports that the russians struck with an "Oreshnik" allegedly in response to a fabricated attack on Putin's residence in… pic.twitter.com/sCg7RDnbeF

— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 9 janvier 2026

Strike on infrastructure facilities in Lviv! A ballistic missile was traveling at a speed of about 13,000 km per hour. Meanwhile, the Russian Ministry of Murder reports that the Russians struck with an "Oreshnik" allegedly in response to a fabricated attack on Putin's residence.

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President @ZelenskyyUa: In Kyiv and the region, the aftermath of the massive Russian strike is still being dealt with. All necessary services are deployed. Twenty residential buildings alone were damaged. Recovery operations after the strikes also continue in the Lviv region.

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First minutes after russia’s double-tap on Kyiv.⁰Horrifying.⁰The world must see this terror.⁰If we tolerate it,⁰we have no right to call ourselves civilized.⁰Enough. pic.twitter.com/TJvwhRklfP

— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 9 janvier 2026

First minutes after russia’s double-tap on Kyiv.
Horrifying.
The world must see this terror.
If we tolerate it,
we have no right to call ourselves civilized.
Enough.

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BREAKING Half of Kyiv's apartment buildings – almost 6 thousand – are currently without heat supply due to the damage to the capital's critical infrastructure by the massive enemy attack. There are also water supply disruptions in the city.

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