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Ukraine Says It Used U.S.-Made ATACMS to Strike Inside Russia, Moscow Reports Interceptions

Moscow’s refusal to join talks in Turkey leaves Kyiv engaging Turkish and U.S. counterparts.

Overview

  • Ukraine’s General Staff said it conducted targeted attacks inside Russia with ATACMS, while Russia claimed S‑400 and Pantsir systems shot down four missiles over Voronezh, reporting debris damage but no casualties.
  • President Volodymyr Zelensky is meeting President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff in Turkey to discuss pathways back to negotiations, with the Kremlin confirming it will not attend.
  • The U.S. State Department approved a $105 million sale to sustain Ukraine’s Patriot air-defense systems, including parts, upgrades, training and support.
  • Overnight Russian strikes hit multiple Ukrainian localities, damaging Suspilne’s offices in Dnipro and leaving a 17‑year‑old dead and many injured in Kharkiv, according to Ukrainian authorities.
  • Poland launched fighter jets, raised air defenses and temporarily closed the Rzeszow and Lublin airports, while Axios reported an unconfirmed U.S.–Russia plan to end the war.