Russian forces launched major overnight strikes across Ukraine, including the capital Kyiv, killing at least 10 people and injuring 85, according to morning news coverage. The attacks came after President Volodymyr Zelensky warned just a day earlier that a large Russian strike was looming, and they followed reports of peace talks on the brink of collapse. Separately, a federal hate-crime charge was filed in the fire attack on Israeli hostage advocates, while wildfire smoke from Canada continued drifting into the United States.
Morning coverage says the suspect in the attack has been charged in federal court. The case has intensified concern around politically motivated violence in the U.S.
READ FULL STORY ›Wildfires in Canada continue to spread smoke southward, affecting air quality in multiple U.S. areas. The plume remains a major regional hazard as fire season escalates.
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