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The enemy is shifting the focus of its Shahed kamikaze drone attacks to the frontline areas, Ukrainian Air Force spokesperson Yuriy Ihnat said on national television on Dec. 31, commenting on the latest overnight Russian drone attack.

(Reuters) -Russia drew sharp criticism at the UN Security Council on Friday for launching massive missile and drone attacks against Ukraine, after Kyiv and its supporters called for an urgent meeting of the 15-member body to address the strikes. Russian strikes across Ukraine on Friday killed 31 civilians and wounded more than 160 others in the biggest aerial attacks since the start of the war in February 2022, according to officials, and Poland said a Russian missile appeared to have flown into

Military analysts in the United States believe Russia could launch further major air attacks on Ukraine like the one that killed at least 30 people on Friday, which was the largest barrage of missiles and drones since the start of the war. "Russia will continue to conduct strikes against Ukraine at scale in an effort to degrade Ukrainian morale and Ukraine’s ability to sustain its war effort against Russia," a daily report by the US Institute for the Study of War (ISW) said late...

President Biden on Friday issued a scathing statement against Russian President Vladimir Putin after Russia’s latest attacks on Ukraine, the largest aerial assault since the war began. “It is a stark reminder to the world that, after nearly two years of this devastating war, Putin’s objective remains unchanged. He seeks to obliterate Ukraine and subjugate…

Ukrainians aren’t mincing their words following deadly Russian missile and drone attacks in every region of the country.

Escalating attacks on US troops and commercial shipping and incidents often involving Iran and its proxies are causing new concerns that Israel’s war in Gaza could widen into a regional conflagration with grave political and economic consequences.

French shipping giant CMA-CGM has resumed some transit through the Red Sea, days after Danish group Maersk announced it would return as a US-led naval coalition is now policing the maritime route against Yemeni rebel attacks.Maersk announced on Sunday it was preparing to resume transit through the Red Sea, with the first voyages to take place "as soon as operationally possible".

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Amid escalating airstrikes in central Gaza, the U.S. launched attacks on targets in Iraq after three service members were injured in drone strikes.