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Ukraine critically low on Patriot interceptors as Russian strikes intensify

The sophisticated air defense systems supplied by the U.S. are one of the few able to shoot down incoming ballistic missiles.

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Russia launches 300 drones after Ukraine strikes oil facility

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Russian drone strike kills three near Kyiv, Ukrainian prosecutors say

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Russia, sensing victory, cheers Trump's latest shift against Ukraine

Kremlin officials are crowing that Western support of Ukraine is about to collapse, and Trump’s recent moves are steps to closer alignment between Russia and the United States.

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Trump's Ukraine rebuke after backlash over his Russia moves: "They've given nothing to us"

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Trump Says Russia's Been 'Fine On Ukraine' As He Rips Zelenskyy

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Trump says Ukraine has to want to settle war

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Zelensky says intelligence sharing on Russian strikes 'works now' and Ukraine 'thankful' to US

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Trump slams Zelenskyy amid Russia sanctions rift and says ‘somebody else’ should negotiate for Ukraine - live

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US and Europe prepare peace plan to improve post-war state of Ukraine and Russia – The Washington Post

Washington and European allies are discussing a four-part peace framework trading territorial concessions for security guarantees and economic agreements.

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The Trump administration did not approve the transfer of Patriot missiles to Ukraine — The Washington Post

The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has not yet approved the transfer of a portion of the interceptor missiles for the Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine, according to The Washington Post.