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Kyiv Attack Prompts U.S. to Deploy Nuclear Submarines and Threaten Tariffs

The actions aim to compel Russia into a ceasefire by August 8 through U.S. naval power, economic pressure

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Overview

  • Russia’s July 30–31 assault on Kyiv used about 300 drones and eight missiles, killing 31 people—including five children—and wounding over 150, with at least 12 child injuries, the highest single-night toll
  • Interior Minister Yevhen Klymenko reported that Russia deployed newly modified Shahed drones capable of flying over 500 km/h during the strike
  • President Trump warned of 100 percent secondary tariffs on any country trading with Russia if Moscow does not agree to a Ukraine ceasefire by August 8
  • Trump ordered two nuclear-powered submarines to strategic regions in response to provocative nuclear warnings from Russian officials
  • President Putin reaffirmed Russia’s unchanged peace demands, insisting on Ukraine’s neutralization and demilitarization despite rising Western pressure