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At least three people are dead after Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine today.

NPR's Joanna Kikis reports from Kiev, Russian President Putin had warned he would retaliate for a covert

Ukrainian attack in Russia that destroyed Russians of neither dozens of Russian bomber planes.

The explosions lasted for hours overnight.

This is what we heard at NPR's Bureau in Kiev as drones flew over our neighborhood and Ukraine's air defense tried to

shoot them down. Several fires were reported across the city. Kiev officials said three firefighters

died on duty as rescue operations continue. Ukraine's Air Force said Russia also launched ballistic and

cruise missiles at Kiev and several cities all over the

country. Russia attacks Ukrainian cities every day, but on a much larger scale in recent weeks.

President Trump has compared Russia and Ukraine to two children fighting in a park.

Joanna Kikisis and PR News, Kiev.

President Trump has threatened to end billions of dollars in contracts and subsidies given to companies controlled by billionaire Elon Musk.

As NPR's Bobby Allen reports, this comes amid a sudden feud between the president and the world's richest man.

President Trump says ending federal support to Musk Musk companies would be the easiest way to save

government money. Musk business empire is backed by billions of dollars in government contracts, tax

breaks, and other support. Much of the federal money flowing to Musk's companies supports SpaceX through

Department of Defense contracts. Musk's tensions with Trump escalated when the president said

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