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President Zelenskyy has conveyed a grave warning that 'Moscow will ignite' if Putin persists with the war, following Ukraine's execution of what Russian authorities have labeled the largest drone offensive on the Moscow area in two years. The Russian Defense Ministry reported that 555 drones were brought down overnight, with almost 200 intercepted as they neared the capital. This assault occurred just hours after Zelenskyy coordinated with President Trump and French President Macron during the G7 summit, where he gained new commitments of support from global leaders. The simultaneous occurrence of significant diplomacy and escalated conflict highlights the ongoing unresolved nature of this situation. U.S. officials are closely monitoring as both warfare and peace negotiations intensify at the same time.

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00:00Moscow will burn.
00:01That's the direct warning from President Zelensky
00:04after Ukraine launched its most massive drone attack
00:07on the Russian capital in two years.
00:09Russia's own defense ministry says 555 drones were shot down overnight.
00:14Nearly 200 of them intercepted just approaching Moscow.
00:18This happened hours after Zelensky held a coordination call
00:21with President Trump and French President Macron at the G7 summit,
00:26where he secured fresh pledges of support from world leaders.
00:30Think about that timing.
00:31Major diplomacy and major escalation happening on the same day.
00:35It shows just how unresolved this conflict remains.
00:39Even as peace talks accelerate elsewhere,
00:42American officials are watching closely
00:44as both war and diplomacy move at the same time.
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