Russia has launched its biggest air assault since the war began in 2022 — firing 810 drones and 13 missiles across Ukraine in a single night. For the first time, Kyiv’s main government building was hit, exposing Ukraine’s seat of power. President Zelensky calls it a ruthless escalation, while Moscow insists it only targeted military sites. Meanwhile, Donald Trump promises he can “settle” the war, even as Washington pressures India with tariffs over its Russian oil imports. Will sanctions, diplomacy, or military strikes decide the war’s future? Or is the world preparing for more conflict, not peace? Palki Sharma tells you.
