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150 Russian drones hit Ukraine as Trump says he doubts Putin's desire for peace

IndiaTimes Monday, 28 April 2025 ()
Russia launched widespread drone and air strikes across Ukraine, resulting in at least four deaths, following claims of regaining control in the Kursk region, a claim disputed by Ukraine. Trump expressed doubt about Putin's desire to end the war, despite previously suggesting a potential deal between Ukraine and Russia.
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