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New Attacks and Proposals for Meeting Between Leaders in Moscow

Ukraine and Russia continue to strike each other, while a possible summit involving Trump, Putin, and Zelensky is being discussed.

30 August 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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During the night, a Ukrainian attack hit a Russian refinery and air base, causing fires in the Leningrad and Krasnodar regions, according to sources reported by ANSA. This attack follows a series of air raids in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv, where new drone strikes have been recorded in various areas of the city, as reported by la Repubblica.

In a context of increasing tension, the head of the CIA has proposed a meeting between Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and Volodymyr Zelensky in Moscow, information confirmed by multiple sources including Axios. Former intelligence official John Ratcliffe is trying to understand if Russian intelligence can influence the Kremlin to resume negotiations.

Meanwhile, 113,000 Russians have fled to Georgia in the last week due to fears of possible mobilization, according to Rai News. Additionally, European Council President Donald Tusk has held discussions with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte regarding potential Russian provocations against NATO.

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