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U.S. and Russian Officials Hold Phone Call on Ukraine Conflict
The Kremlin said a Saturday phone call between U.S. and Russian officials addressed the Ukraine conflict. Ukrainian forces struck Russian targets overnight, and Ukrainian officials spoke with an unnamed leader.
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U.S. and Russian officials discussed the Ukraine conflict in a Saturday phone call, the Kremlin said. The call was described as constructive, and the U.S. side offered to help find a solution. Ukrainian officials also spoke with an unnamed leader about the front-line situation. The two sides agreed to meet in person at the NATO summit in Ankara.
Ukrainian drones struck an oil terminal in St.
Petersburg and a military target on Kronstadt island overnight Saturday. Ukrainian officials described the strikes as long-range sanctions targeting Russian war revenue. Ukrainian forces also hit power substations in occupied Crimea, causing a blackout across the peninsula.
Russia's defense ministry released videos purporting to show forces capturing Kostiantynivka. Ukrainian officials called the claim a lie and said Ukrainian forces still control the city. The U.S. official placed the call to mark the 250th anniversary of American independence and wrote on X that America's determination will be crucial.
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