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Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine after Whitcuff’s visit to Moscow. Such shelling became an integral part of t...

23.10.2026, 10:57 Obozrevatel.ua ↗

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Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine after Whitcuff’s visit to Moscow. Such shelling became an integral part of the “negotiation track” during Donald Trump’s presidency.

This time the Russian attack was particularly demonstrative: the occupiers used cluster munitions to strike Kyiv’s historic center with the sole purpose of wounding or killing as many people as possible. The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) explained why this suits the Kremlin.

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росія масовано атакувала Україну після візиту Віткоффа до Москви. Такі обстріли стали невід’ємною частиною «переговорного треку» за часів президентства Дональда Трампа.

Цього разу російська атака була особливо демонстративною: окупанти застосували касетні боєприпаси для атаки по історичному центру Києва з єдиною метою – поранити чи вибити якомога більше людей. Про те, навіщо це кремлю, розповіли в Інституті вивчення війни (ISW).

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