At the same time, the cleanup operation in Kyiv after Russia's massive missile and drone strike over the weekend continued for a second day, with nearly 100 emergency service workers attending multiple attack sites, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on May 25.
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Russia threatens strikes on Kyiv in retaliation
Russia's Foreign Ministry has announced plans for a new round of mass long-range strikes on Kyiv, including on Ukraine's 'decision-making centers,' in what Moscow called retaliation for a Ukrainian strike in occupied Luhansk Oblast whose target remains disputed.
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Zelenskyy: ‘A year ago I had the cards, now everyone can see’
Zelenskyy: "A year ago I had the cards too — I just didn't show them. Now everyone can see it." 8X
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Russia loses 30,000 soldiers monthly, no gains, drone expert optimistic
On the battlefield Russia loses over 30,000 soldiers a month — more than it can recruit. Virtually no territorial gains. Drone warfare expert Dmytro Putiata: "Russia no longer has an advantage over us in anything except manpower. I am much more optimistic than a few months ago."
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Ukraine goes from problem to solution overnight with Gulf deals and drone demos
Ukraine went from problem to solution overnight. Zelenskyy toured the Gulf multiple times, sent 200 troops to demonstrate drone interception technologies and signed co-production agreements. 3/
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Ukraine’s expertise in modern war essential for Europe and world
WSJ: The war in Iran made Ukraine's expertise essential for Europe and the world. Kaja Kallas: Who knows best how to fight and defend in a modern war? It's Ukraine. The most experienced military and defense industry in drones, state-of-the-art technology. We have a lot to learn
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Ukrainian drones spotted in Moscow region
❗️🇺🇦Ukrainian drones spotted in the 🇷🇺Moscow region pic.twitter.com/iqJa9TjFQO
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 25 mai 2026Ukrainian drones spotted in the Moscow region
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Estonia: Russia seeks Ukraine talks to avoid new sanctions, buy time
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna stated that Russia is trying to drag Europe into negotiations regarding the war in Ukraine in order to avoid new sanctions. "Putin needs to buy time," the minister said.
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Truth About Ukraine’s Military Actions and Politics
Source: https://pravda.com.ua/articles/2026/05/25/8036209/
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Ukraine accuses Russia of blocking UN access to deported children
On April 10, 2026 Ukraine’s Prosecutor General’s Office announced suspicions against those involved in the deportation. Russia blocks monitoring and bars UN representatives from accessing the children. 12Х