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Ukraine war latest: Russian attacks on Kyiv kill 7, including 14-year-old boy

Key developments on Sept. 25: * Russian attacks on Kyiv kill 7, including 14-year-old boy, injure 57 as drone strikes continue into daytime * Trump made 'final decision' on granting Ukraine Patriot licenses, Zelensky says * Ukraine strikes Russian oil refineries, missile production facilities, General Staff confirms * Macron cites 'several signs' Russia preparing to mobilize 300,000 people At…

Ukraine war latest: Russian attacks on Kyiv kill 7, including 14-year-old boy

On September 25, Russian drone attacks on Kyiv resulted in the deaths of seven people, including a 14-year-old Israeli citizen, and injured 57 others. Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported that at least two children were among the casualties. The attacks continued throughout the day, with drones striking residential buildings and other structures.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that the United States had granted Ukraine licenses to produce Patriot air defense missiles, addressing a critical shortage of such weapons. Additionally, Ukrainian forces targeted Russian oil refineries and missile production facilities, including a refinery in Perm and a radar station in Rostov Oblast.

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Iran fumes as US sanctions stop flights to holy city in Iraq

Iran reacted angrily on Friday after US sanctions on air travel shut off a route to the holy Shiite city of Najaf in Iraq . The Iranian Civil Aviation Organisation said ticket sales to Najaf had been suspended, as the effect of US sanctions ripples across the Middle East. An Iranian consulate in the city expressed outrage at the ban.

Iran fumes as US sanctions stop flights to holy city in Iraq

Iran reacted angrily on Friday after US sanctions on air travel shut off a route to the holy Shiite city of Najaf in Iraq . The Iranian Civil Aviation Organisation said ticket sales to Najaf had been suspended, as the effect of US sanctions ripples across the Middle East. An Iranian consulate in the city expressed outrage at the ban.

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