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Russia Unleashes Massive Drone and Missile Blitz on Ukraine: NATO Scrambles

Russian forces launched a massive overnight strike using hundreds of drones and hypersonic missiles, hitting infrastructure near Kyiv and forcing NATO to scramble jets as regional air defenses surged to high alert

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653 drones and 53 hypersonic missiles - Size of the Russian overnight attack on Ukraine

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"civilizational erasure" — White House National Security Strategy

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Russia Unleashes Massive Drone and Missile Blitz on Ukraine: NATO Scrambles

Russian forces launched one of the largest overnight barrages of the war, using hundreds of drones and hypersonic missiles. NATO and regional air defenses were forced to scramble jets and heighten alerts as strikes hit infrastructure near Kyiv.

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