Ukraine Elevates Long Range Attacks Across Crimea and Russia
Ukrainian strikes target Crimea and border regions as Kyiv aims deeper into Russian-held areas. Interceptions include 36 drones over Crimea and one over Krasnodar, with a Neptune missile destroyed over the Black Sea. Both sides push extended warfare despite uncertain battlefield gains.
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Budget official warns of dire Ukraine aid timetable
Shalanda Young warned Congress has little time to approve new Ukraine funding as negotiations on immigration stall. She said military and civil support hinge on U S approval, noting the January and February funding deadlines threaten a possible government shutdown and pressure lawmakers to act.
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Oleshky Volunteer Describes Mass Burial After Dam Floods
A Ukrainian volunteer recounts burying more than 100 dead from the Oleshky floods after the dam collapse. Russian authorities barred volunteers from handling bodies, forcing her to stop and face intimidation. Health workers estimate 200 to 300 drowned, with many buried in shallow graves as relatives sought closure and evidence of the disaster remained hidden.
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