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  • 22/07/2025
On Day 1,244 of the Russia-Ukraine war, Ukraine faced one of the most intense aerial assaults in months. Russia launched over 400 drones and 24 missiles overnight, striking key cities including Kyiv and Sumy. Civilians, including children, were injured and killed as attacks hit shelters and public areas. Ukraine’s air defences intercepted more than half the threats — but the damage was still severe.

As the war rages, international allies are stepping up. Norway and the Netherlands pledged support for Patriot missile systems, and French companies have begun producing drones inside Ukraine. Still, Kyiv faces a $6 billion defence funding gap.

Meanwhile, a new round of peace talks is set to begin in Turkiye. And in a symbolic move, Italy cancels a concert by a Russian conductor known for backing Putin.
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00:00A terrifying night in Ukraine as Russia unleashes one of its biggest aerial attacks in months.
00:05Over 400 drones and 24 missiles rained down across cities.
00:10In Kyiv, a drone hit a subway entrance where people were hiding.
00:14Two killed, 15 injured, including a 12-year-old.
00:18In the Northeast, a Russian drone strike injured 11 people, among them a 5-year-old boy.
00:24Ukraine's Air Force says it jammed or shot down more than 220 threats, but hundreds slipped
00:29through.
00:30Meanwhile, in Russian-occupied Berdyansk, falling drone debris hit a kindergarten and fire station.
00:36No injuries reported.
00:38Ukraine isn't fighting alone.
00:40Norway and the Netherlands are stepping up, helping fund powerful Patriot missile systems.
00:45France is now producing drones inside Ukraine.
00:48But Kyiv still needs $6 billion to close this year's defense gap.
00:52Behind the scenes, diplomacy heats up.
00:55Russia and Ukraine are heading back to the table in Turkii this week.
00:58And in a bold move, Italy cancels a concert by a pro-Putin Russian conductor after a public
01:03outcry.
01:04Even as bombs fall, the world is watching and taking sides.

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