
Putin Orders Mass Strikes On Ukraine Energy Facilities And Pledges Support For Iran
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The fighting in Ukraine remains tied to a fragile diplomatic opening, with limited pauses in strikes, U.S. envoys pressing talks in Moscow, and the core question of whether tactical restraint can become a real ceasefire. At the same time, military aid is no longer just about weapons on the battlefield but also about burden-sharing, as Washington pushes Europe to pay more for the war effort. Russia continues to use pressure on Ukraine, including attacks on energy infrastructure, to strengthen its bargaining position and signal that it can raise the cost of any settlement. The wider stakes are whether outside powers can keep support for Ukraine unified while creating enough leverage for negotiations to matter.

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