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Trump gives Russia and Ukraine June deadline for peace... or else + Iran warns US: Strike our bases if you attackRussia launches massive drone and missile barrage — Ukraine energy grid hit
Russia launched a coordinated attack of hundreds of drones and missiles overnight targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure causing widespread outages and prompting emergency international aid requests
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440+ — Number of drones and missiles Russia launched at Ukraine overnight
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