On 23/10, Russia launched a large-scale drone attack on the city of Sumy in northeastern Ukraine, hitting infrastructure at three sites including residential areas, according to Oleh Hryhorov, head of the Sumy Regional Military Administration, who said some drones got past Ukraine's defenses. The strikes follow missile and drone attacks on 22/10 across several regions, including Kyiv, where at least one person was killed and 22 injured, according to Ukraine's State Emergency Service. President Zelensky warned that Russia is exploiting delays in Western air defense deliveries and eased sanctions, and called for faster transfers of air defense weapons. Moscow signals readiness to resume three-way talks with Ukraine and the US next month, but still demands that Ukraine withdraw from areas of Donetsk under Kyiv's control and accept limits on military and security ties with the West, conditions Kyiv rejects as violating its sovereignty. Continued strikes alongside talk offers keep doubts about a peace deal in the near future.
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