Russia Intensifies Drone and Missile Strikes on Ukraine as U.S. Military Aid Stalls

Ukrainian President Zelenskyy reports over 2,100 air attacks in a week, calls for stronger sanctions and enhanced air defenses.

Russia launched over 2,100 air attacks on Ukraine in the past week, including guided bombs, drones, and missiles, according to President Zelenskyy.
Recent strikes targeted civilian and military infrastructure across multiple regions, causing significant destruction and casualties, including at least 14 deaths and dozens injured.
Ukraine intercepted 71 drones over the weekend, but significant damage was reported in areas like Donetsk and Kharkiv, with evidence of cluster munitions use.
The U.S. has temporarily paused military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, including access to critical satellite imagery, following tensions between President Trump and Zelenskyy.
Russia claims to have captured two Ukrainian settlements in Donetsk and Sumy regions, marking a renewed offensive effort in these areas.