Analysis by Clara Vandenberg
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A Russian missile killed a child and two others in Brovary, a suburb of Kyiv. As the US Senate passes new sanctions, Ukraine's plea for air defense has never been more urgent.
The missiles that killed a child in Kyiv weren't intercepted because Ukraine's ammunition is running dry. Zelensky warned us. We didn't listen.
Saudi Arabia's intelligence chief personally delivered a renewed invitation to Iraq's PM — but after the deadly July 29 strikes, can Baghdad trust Riyadh? The answer depends on oil, pride, and a fragile coalition.