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Russia Launches Large Retaliatory Attack on Ukraine

by WZMQ
June 6, 2025
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Russia launched one of the largest air attacks in retaliation from Ukraine’s surprise drone attack a few days ago. The latest attacks put into question whether the two will be able to reach a ceasefire agreement. 

“Russia doesn’t change its stripes- another massive strike on cities and ordinary life,” Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in a statement following an overnight air assault barrage from Russia. Ukrainian military officers said the attack included more than 400 drones and more than 40 ballistic and cruise missiles across six regions in Ukraine.  

The Kremlin warned they would retaliate in response to Ukraine’s successful drone attack a few days ago, which targeted specific air bases. This latest attack from Russia happened hours after President Donald Trump said he compares this war to a fight among kids.  

“Sometimes you see two young children fighting like crazy, they hate each other,” said the President. “Sometimes you’re better off letting them fight for awhile.”  

In an Oval Office meeting on Thursday, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said they’re looking for more pressure on Russia.  

“America is again in a strong position to do something on this war and ending this war,” said Merz.   

The Vatican confirmed the Pope recently spoke on the phone with Russia President Vladimir Putin calling for an end to the war. In Zelenskyy’s statement, he said Russia must be held accountable. He adds now is “exactly the moment when America, Europe, and everyone around the world can stop this war together by pressuring Russia.” 

“The bloodshed has to stop,” said Rep. Nick Langworthy (R- NY).   

Calls for a ceasefire continue, including from members.  

“It’s the bloodiest conflict since World War II,” said Rep. Langworhty. “I’ve been very consistent in wanting this war to end. I don’t want it to be an endless pit of American money and resources to fuel the death and destruction of people around the world. If Russia is not negotiating in good faith, we need more sanctions.” 

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