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Kyiv Attack: Will Putin Negotiate Now?

Russian missile strikes on Kyiv killed at least 21 people, including four children, damaging the British Council and EU offices. This attack makes a hoped-for Putin-Zelenskyy meeting unlikely, according to German Chancellor Merz. The US approved an $825 million sale of ERAM missiles to Ukraine, boosting its defense capabilities. Kyiv residents express defiance despite the devastating loss. The attack prompted condemnation from several European leaders, who believe it shows Russia's unwillingness to negotiate. Further sanctions against Russia are expected, even as Hungary and Ukraine engage in

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Kyiv Attack: Will Putin Negotiate Now?

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