Ukraine questions US support after Russian strikes kill three in Kropyvnytskyi

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Deadly Russian strikes on Kropyvnytskyi killed at least three and injured six, prompting Ukraine to question US support and raising doubts about a Trump-brokered energy truce. The overnight attack on October 14-15 targeted logistics, transport, and industrial facilities, according to The Kyiv Independent. Ukrainian officials warned of continued aerial threats, casting fresh doubt on whether the proposed pause on energy infrastructure attacks is holding. President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed frustration with Trump's approach to Russia, saying Kyiv risks losing a strong partner. The strikes have intensified scrutiny over the truce's viability amid ongoing hostilities.


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