Russia and Ukraine renew hostilities after ceasefire

Russia and Ukraine exchanged wide-ranging missile and drone attacks, leading to an escalation in combat activity and the end of a temporary ceasefire that lasted three days. The attacks targeted vital infrastructure across Ukraine, especially in Kyiv, where several buildings were damaged and air defenses were engaged to intercept the assaults, which included the launch of 166 drones and dozens of missiles, among them ballistic and cruise missiles. Ukrainian forces retaliated by targeting deep into Russian territory, with Russian air defense units shooting down approximately 100 Ukrainian drones in the Rostov region. Simultaneously, Ukraine attacked border regions within Russia, and strikes on Belygorod resulted in human casualties. This escalation follows a diplomatic visit involving American mediation, with Washington describing the round as having made "substantial progress," while Poland took precautionary defensive measures to protect its airspace amid increasing Russian strikes on Ukrainian territory.

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