Ukraine destroys 40 aircraft deep inside Russia
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The Moscow Times on MSNUkraine strikes Russian bombers ahead of Istanbul talksThe developments followed Russian ground advances in recent days in Ukraine's border Sumy region, and both sides unleashing punishing aerial attacks on the other.
Aiming to create a "buffer zone," Russian forces have seized villages near Sumy, Ukraine’s northern regional capital. As 50,000 Russian troops accumulate on Ukraine’s border, the Sumy region prepares for a renewed large-scale offensive. More than 200 settlements are under evacuation orders after Russia advanced deeper into Ukrainian territory.
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The advance may be linked to Moscow's attempts to create "buffer zones" along the border, Ukrainian regional authorities say.
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