Russia Conducts Largest Drone Attack on Ukraine as War Approaches Three-Year Mark

Tensions rise as Moscow escalates attacks and U.S. policy shifts under President Trump prompt fears of a pressured peace settlement.

Russia launched 267 drones and three ballistic missiles across 13 Ukrainian regions, marking the largest drone assault since the war began.
Ukrainian forces intercepted 138 drones, while 119 reportedly lost signal before reaching their targets; casualties and damage are still being assessed.
President Donald Trump’s administration has initiated talks with Russia, raising concerns in Kyiv and Europe over potential compromises on Ukraine’s territorial integrity.
Britain and European leaders are pushing to maintain support for Ukraine, with new sanctions against Russia and discussions on long-term security guarantees.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warns against trusting Russia and emphasizes the need for unity among European and American allies to secure a just peace.