Russia Strikes Kyiv Ahead of Critical Ukraine-U.S. Talks, Killing 1 and Wounding 20+
Russia launched a missile and drone attack on Kyiv on Dec 27, 2025, killing one and wounding over 20, just a day before Ukraine-U.S. talks.
Talks of peace are being met with the roar of engines and explosives. Russia launched a multi-pronged assault on Kyiv early Saturday morning, just 24 hours before Ukraine is set to sit down with U.S. officials for high-stakes security discussions.
Dawn of Destruction in the Capital
According to local authorities, the attack on December 27, 2025, utilized a combination of missiles and drones. The barrage resulted in 1 death and at least 20 wounded. Rescuers are still working through the debris in several residential districts where fragments caused significant damage.
Diplomacy Under Fire
The timing of the strike isn't being viewed as a coincidence. It occurred precisely as Ukraine prepares to discuss further military aid with its primary Western ally. While Russia hasn't officially linked the attack to the upcoming talks, the escalation serves as a stark reminder of the volatile security landscape surrounding the diplomatic process.
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