Ukraine and Russia launch record drone attacks as Trump signals potential peace talks

dawn.com November 11, 2024, 05:02 AM UTC

Russia and Ukraine conducted record drone attacks on each other overnight. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky reported that Russia launched 145 drones, while Russia claimed to have downed 70 Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow, marking the largest attempted attack on the capital. The Kremlin expressed optimism about US president-elect Donald Trump's potential to negotiate peace, contrasting with the current administration's approach. Trump has indicated a willingness to engage with Russian President Vladimir Putin, which could change the dynamics of the ongoing conflict. As discussions of a US-brokered deal arise, Russia has made significant territorial gains in Ukraine. The recent drone strike on Moscow led to airport closures and injuries, highlighting the escalating intensity of the conflict.


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