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  1. Moscow monitors developments in Ukraine, while Kyiv seeks allied input for its defense strategy through the ARES Council.
  2. Lavrov warned that shipments to Ukraine would be legitimate targets, while the Kremlin stated that armament is counterproductive to negotiations.

Lavrov accused the US of a hands-on role in strikes while noting the restoration of intelligence sharing and US aid to Ukraine.

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Lavrov accused the US of a hands-on role in strikes while noting the restoration of intelligence sharing and US aid to Ukraine.

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  1. Lavrov accuses the US of organizing strikes deep in Russia.1 source
  2. Lavrov accuses the US of direct involvement in strikes and notes restored intelligence sharing with Ukraine.1 source

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Lavrov warned that shipments to Ukraine would be legitimate targets, while the Kremlin stated that armament is counterproductive to negotiations. All 1 developments

Within Moscow monitors developments in Ukraine, while Kyiv seeks allied input for its defense strategy through the ARES Council.

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