Day 1,377.
Today, on a national day of mourning in Ukraine after a single ballistic missile strike killed four people and injured forty more, we report on the arrival of the US delegation in Moscow as the latest round of peace talks gets under way. Then we hear from our Washington Correspondent on the mood in the United States toward Ukraine – and the current strength of President Trump – and take a deep dive into how Russian soldiers are being sent into combat without helmets or body armour.
Contributors
Francis Dearnley (Executive Editor for Audio). @FrancisDearnley on X.
Dominic Nicholls (Associate Editor, Defence). @DomNicholls on X.
Verity Bowman (Foreign Correspondent). @VerityBowman on X.
Connor Stringer (Washington Correspondent). @connor_stringer on X.
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CONTENT REFERENCED:
Russian troops sent to slaughter with no helmets or armour (Verity in The Telegraph):
Ukraine strikes Chechen special forces unit ahead of Putin-Witkoff talks (The Telegraph):
Zelensky warns US not to reward Putin (The Telegraph):
Ex-British soldier ‘helped Russia assassinate prominent Ukrainians’ (The Telegraph):
ECB refuses to provide backstop for €140bn Ukraine loan (Financial Times):
https://www.ft.com/content/616c79ee-34de-425a-865e-e94ba10be788
Ukraine has brought back 1,859 Russia-abducted children, Zelenska says in Paris (Kyiv Independent):
Five South Africans in court over alleged recruitment for Russia’s war in Ukraine (The Guardian):
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