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Russia fired nearly 300 drones and missiles at Ukraine overnight.
These rocked cities in the east and the center of the country.
As NPR's Greg Myrie reports,
the attacks came around the time President Trump was hosting the leaders of Ukraine and several European nations seeking an end to the war.
Thick clouds of black smoke hung over the central city of Kremenchuk as the sun rose.
The city's mayor posted a photo on Facebook and said residents reported dozens of explosions.
He said that as President Trump was meeting Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky and other European leaders,
Russia's Vladimir Putin was, quote, launching another major attack.
Ukraine shot down most, but not all, of the incoming fire.
Electricity was knocked out in some areas.
out drone strikes as part of the nightly exchange of fire.
The military said a Ukrainian strike took out a Russian pipeline that ships oil to Hungary.
Greg Myhre, NPR News, Kiev.
Weather forecasters say that Hurricane Erin remains a Category 3 storm in the Atlantic Ocean.
They say it will not make landfall on the East Coast,