Russia Escalates Missile and Drone Barrages as Ukraine Further Cripples Its Oil Industry
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Russia Escalates Missile and Drone Barrages as Ukraine Further Cripples Its Oil Industry

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Russia unleashed one of its heaviest air assaults in weeks overnight on Sept. 20, firing more than 600 missiles and drones across Ukraine — even as Kyiv’s strikes on Russian oil infrastructure push the Kremlin’s war economy toward crisis. Ukraine’s Air Force said Moscow launched 579 drones, eight ballistic missiles, and 32 cruise missiles during the assault. Air defenses intercepted 552 drones, two ballistic missiles, and 29 cruise missiles, limiting the destruction but not preventing tragedy.

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Russia expands its campaign of sabotage attacks in Poland
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Russia expands its campaign of sabotage attacks in Poland

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Poland has announced a dramatic expansion of its cybersecurity budget after a relentless wave of Russian cyber sabotage targeted hospitals, water networks, and other critical infrastructure. Officials in Warsaw confirmed that the country now faces up to 50 Russian hacking attempts every single day, making it one of Moscow’s primary targets inside NATO.

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Poland challenges Trump’s attempt to dismiss Russia’s attack on Poland
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Poland challenges Trump’s attempt to dismiss Russia’s attack on Poland

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In a statement to press today, U.S. President Donald Trump suggested that Russia’s overnight drone strike on Polish territory may have been unintentional, a claim that drew swift and categorical rejection from Warsaw. When pressed by reporters about the incursion, Trump remarked, “It could have been a mistake. But regardless, I’m not happy with anything to do with that whole situation.

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Poland Downs Russian Drones in First Direct NATO Engagement as the US continues to coddle Putin
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Poland Downs Russian Drones in First Direct NATO Engagement as the US continues to coddle Putin

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Polish forces shot down multiple Russian drones that violated the country’s airspace overnight, in what officials and analysts say is the first confirmed direct engagement by a NATO member against Russian military assets since the start of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. The incident unfolded during a mass Russian aerial assault on Ukrainian cities, which also triggered emergency alerts in neighboring states.

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Russia Unleashes Record Assault on Ukraine’s civilian population
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Russia Unleashes Record Assault on Ukraine’s civilian population

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Russia carried out the largest air assault of its full-scale invasion overnight, striking government offices and residential neighborhoods in Kyiv and across the country. The barrage underscored both Ukraine’s vulnerability to saturation strikes and Moscow’s response to mounting pressure on its own energy infrastructure. Ukraine’s Air Force said more than 800 Shahed drones and 13 cruise and ballistic missiles were launched in waves.

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Russian barbarity continues with another attack on Kyiv, Killing 15, Including Children
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Russian barbarity continues with another attack on Kyiv, Killing 23, Including Children

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Kyiv awoke to devastation on Aug. 28 after Russia launched one of its largest missile and drone strikes on the Ukrainian capital in months, killing at least 23 people — including four children — and injuring dozens more. Authorities confirmed that the attack leveled homes, damaged schools, and struck a shopping center, underscoring Moscow’s strategy of targeting civilians far from the front lines.

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Ukraine’s August Drone Strikes Disrupt 22% of Russia’s Refining Capacity
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Ukraine’s August Drone Strikes Disrupt 22% of Russia’s Refining Capacity

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Russia’s oil sector has absorbed its heaviest disruption of the year after a string of Ukrainian strikes in August forced shutdowns or severe reductions at six major refineries, collectively representing about 22% of the country’s total processing capacity. The attacks cut into one of the Kremlin’s most important sources of export revenue at a time when Moscow is already struggling to maintain output under sanctions. The campaign began on Aug. 2 with a dual strike.

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Russia Again Humiliates Trump by targeting Kyiv, Victims Include Children
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Russia Again Humiliates Trump by targeting Kyiv, Victims Include Children

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Russia launched a large-scale drone and missile assault on Kyiv overnight, killing at least eleven civilians—including a six-year-old child—and injuring more than 150, Ukrainian authorities said. The barrage, one of the most intense in recent months, triggered fires and caused extensive damage across multiple districts of the capital. According to Ukraine’s Air Force, more than 300 Shahed-type drones and eight cruise missiles were launched during the seven-hour attack.

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