More Deadly Russian Missile Strikes, but Ukraine Hammers Back

Zelensky said Ukraine and its allies now should think about ‘how to inflict the greatest possible losses on the occupiers in order to shorten the war.’

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A Russian military convoy on the road toward the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Station, May 1, 2022. AP, file

The violence and destruction in Ukraine is showing no signs of a summer slowdown, as Russia fires more rockets at civilian targets and Ukraine ramps up its counterattacks, particularly in the country’s southern Black Sea perimeter. With heavy fighting ongoing in Donetsk, part of the embattled eastern Donbas region, Russia overnight on Wednesday launched 80 Grad rockets at Marhanets in the central Dnipropetrovsk region. 

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