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Pro-Russian Forces Claim Full Control of Luhansk as U.S. Halts Key Weapon Deliveries

Suspension of key U.S. air-defense and precision munitions deliveries underscores Washington’s concern over depleted stockpiles alongside intensifying drone and missile strikes.

Edificio con daños por un ataque ruso en Kiev, capital de Ucrania
Representantes del Gobierno ucaniano de Volodímir Zelenski, durante la reunión de este lunes con una delegación alemana encabezada por el ministro de Exteriores del país, Johann Wadephul.
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Overview

  • Leonid Pasechnik announced that pro-Russian forces have taken control of the entire Luhansk province, marking a significant shift on the eastern front.
  • The Pentagon suspended shipments of Patriot air-defense systems, Hellfire missiles and precision munitions after finding U.S. reserves at critically low levels.
  • Russia conducted its largest overnight aerial assault since the 2022 invasion, deploying roughly 477 drones—including Iranian-made Shahed models—and 60 cruise and ballistic missiles.
  • Ukraine launched deep strikes with drones on Russian soil, killing at least three and wounding 35 at an Izhevsk military plant and destroying two Su-34 fighter-bombers at the Marinovka airfield.
  • President Volodímir Zelenski ratified a Council of Europe agreement to set up a special tribunal for prosecuting Russian leaders over the invasion.