Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in India after Vienna tour on Tuesday from Moscow on a two-day visit to Austria during which the two nations will explore ways to further deepen their bilateral relationship and closer cooperation on the many geopolitical challenges.

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According to a draft joint communique seen by Reuters on Wednesday, NATO allies will pledge to support Ukraine on an "irreversible path" to integration and call on China to cease all support for Russia's war effort against Kyiv. Watch to know more.

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It's the 75th anniversary of the world's biggest military alliance heads of state of NATO countries are in Washington DC to mark the 3 day event. The Summit seeks to reassure Ukraine of NATO support while offering some hope to its war wary citizens. Watch in for more details!

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As NATO leaders gathered in Washington the long-anticipated transfer of F16 fighter jets to Ukraine has finally begun. Watch to know more!

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Russia-Ukraine war: NATO begins sending F-16s to Ukraine

Russia blasted the main children's hospital in Kyiv with a missile in broad daylight on Monday and rained missiles down on other cities across Ukraine, killing at least 41 civilians in the deadliest wave of air strikes for months.

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NATO allies announced Wednesday they had started the long-promised transfer of F-16 jets to Ukraine as leaders meet for a summit in Washington clouded by political uncertainties in the United States.

With the pomp of the three-day gathering in the US capital, President Joe Biden is aiming to rally the West and also reassure US voters amid intense pre-election scrutiny on whether at 81 — six years older than the alliance — he remains fit for the job.

Kicking off events for the 32-nation alliance with a celebration Tuesday evening, Biden committed a new air defence system for Kyiv and urged unity against Russian President Vladimir Putin, who launched the Ukraine invasion in 2022.

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"Make no mistake. Ukraine can — and will — stop Putin," Biden said in a forceful speech.

The White House followed up Wednesday by saying that Denmark and the Netherlands had begun sending F-16 jets to Ukraine.

Biden last year approved the key request by Ukraine, which wants advanced Western aircraft as it struggles to gain parity in the skies with Russia. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the F-16 transfer "concentrates Vladimir Putin's mind on the fact that he will not outlast Ukraine, he will not outlast us and, if he persists, the damage that will continue to be done to Russia and its interests will only deepen."

"The quickest way to get to peace is through a strong Ukraine," Blinken said.

But Donald Trump, who is edging out Biden in recent polls, has mused about bringing a quick peace settlement by forcing Ukraine to surrender territory to Russia.

The Republican mogul has repeatedly questioned the utility of NATO — formed in 1949 as collective defence against Moscow — which he sees as an unfair burden on the United States.

<h2>'Terror must fail'</h2>

On the eve of the summit, Russia fired a barrage of missiles on Ukraine, killing dozens, including in Kyiv where a children's hospital was reduced to debris.

Biden invited to the summit Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who voiced gratitude for the F-16s which he said would better protect his country from such "brutal Russian attacks."

The new aircraft will "bring just and lasting peace closer, demonstrating that terror must fail everywhere and at any time," Zelensky wrote on social media.

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The summit will look for ways to "Trump-proof" the alliance including by having NATO itself take over coordination of arms delivery from the United States.

Outgoing NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has also sought a pledge to keep supplying arms at the same rate -- some 40 billion euros ($43 billion) annually -- that NATO members have been since Russia invaded.&nbsp;

"I expect that regardless of the outcome of the US elections, the US will remain a strong and staunch NATO ally," Stoltenberg said as leaders gathered for the summit.

Biden has also invited four key Pacific partners -- Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand -- as he seeks to increase NATO's role in managing a rising China.

<h2>'Irreversible' Ukraine path to NATO</h2>

Ukraine wants firm assurances that it will one day join NATO, which considers an attack on any member an attack on all.

A NATO diplomat said negotiations had settled on wording of a statement that will voice support for Ukraine's "irreversible path to full Euro-Atlantic integration, including NATO membership."

Kyiv's membership enjoys wide backing from Baltic and Eastern European nations still haunted by decades under the Soviet yoke.

But Biden and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz have led opposition, concerned that the alliance would effectively be entering war with nuclear-armed Russia as it occupies swathes of Ukraine.

Zelensky, who has achieved hero status in much of the West for his media-savvy defiance of Russia, voiced open annoyance at the last NATO summit in Lithuania at the failure to provide a clearer path to membership.

Other leaders attending the summit include Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, one of Putin's closest partners in the West, who ahead of Washington went to Ukraine, Russia and China on a self-described peace mission criticized by Brussels and Washington.

Biden, Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will later welcome their counterparts for gala dinners around the Washington area, which is in the throes of a searing heat wave.

One new NATO leader is British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who is visiting days after taking office in a landslide victory by his Labour Party.

He will meet both Biden and Zelensky and is expected to confirm Britain's strong support for Ukraine.

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NATO allies announced Wednesday they had started the long-promised transfer of F-16 jets to Ukraine as leaders meet for a summit in Washington clouded by political uncertainties in the United States.

NATO allies announced Wednesday they had started the long-promised transfer of F-16 jets to Ukraine as leaders meet for a summit in Washington clouded by political uncertainties in the United States. With the pomp of the three-day gathering in the US capital, President Joe Biden is aiming to rally the West and also reassure US voters amid intense pre-election scrutiny on whether at 81 — six years older than the alliance — he remains fit for the job. Kicking off events for the 32-nation alliance with a celebration Tuesday evening, Biden committed a new air defence system for Kyiv and urged unity against Russian President Vladimir Putin, who launched the Ukraine invasion in 2022. Also read | Biden pledges new air defence support for Ukraine at NATO summit "Make no mistake. Ukraine can — and will — stop Putin," Biden said in a forceful speech. The White House followed up Wednesday by saying that Denmark and the Netherlands had begun sending F-16 jets to Ukraine. Biden last year approved the key request by Ukraine, which wants advanced Western aircraft as it struggles to gain parity in the skies with Russia. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the F-16 transfer "concentrates Vladimir Putin's mind on the fact that he will not outlast Ukraine, he will not outlast us and, if he persists, the damage that will continue to be done to Russia and its interests will only deepen." "The quickest way to get to peace is through a strong Ukraine," Blinken said. But Donald Trump, who is edging out Biden in recent polls, has mused about bringing a quick peace settlement by forcing Ukraine to surrender territory to Russia. The Republican mogul has repeatedly questioned the utility of NATO — formed in 1949 as collective defence against Moscow — which he sees as an unfair burden on the United States. 'Terror must fail' On the eve of the summit, Russia fired a barrage of missiles on Ukraine, killing dozens, including in Kyiv where a children's hospital was reduced to debris. Biden invited to the summit Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, who voiced gratitude for the F-16s which he said would better protect his country from such "brutal Russian attacks." The new aircraft will "bring just and lasting peace closer, demonstrating that terror must fail everywhere and at any time," Zelensky wrote on social media. Also watch | NATO Summit 2024: President Biden faces high-stakes summit with his Presidency in spotlight × The summit will look for ways to "Trump-proof" the alliance including by having NATO itself take over coordination of arms delivery from the United States. Outgoing NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has also sought a pledge to keep supplying arms at the same rate -- some 40 billion euros ($43 billion) annually -- that NATO members have been since Russia invaded. "I expect that regardless of the outcome of the US elections, the US will remain a strong and staunch NATO ally," Stoltenberg said as leaders gathered for the summit. Biden has also invited four key Pacific partners -- Japan, South Korea, Australia and New Zealand -- as he seeks to increase NATO's role in managing a rising China. 'Irreversible' Ukraine path to NATO Ukraine wants firm assurances that it will one day join NATO, which considers an attack on any member an attack on all. A NATO diplomat said negotiations had settled on wording of a statement that will voice support for Ukraine's "irreversible path to full Euro-Atlantic integration, including NATO membership." Kyiv's membership enjoys wide backing from Baltic and Eastern European nations still haunted by decades under the Soviet yoke. But Biden and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz have led opposition, concerned that the alliance would effectively be entering war with nuclear-armed Russia as it occupies swathes of Ukraine. Zelensky, who has achieved hero status in much of the West for his media-savvy defiance of Russia, voiced open annoyance at the last NATO summit in Lithuania at the failure to provide a clearer path to membership. Other leaders attending the summit include Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, one of Putin's closest partners in the West, who ahead of Washington went to Ukraine, Russia and China on a self-described peace mission criticized by Brussels and Washington. Biden, Blinken and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin will later welcome their counterparts for gala dinners around the Washington area, which is in the throes of a searing heat wave. One new NATO leader is British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, who is visiting days after taking office in a landslide victory by his Labour Party. He will meet both Biden and Zelensky and is expected to confirm Britain's strong support for Ukraine. This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

NATO summit: Ukraine gets F-16 jets, 'irreversible' path to bloc membership

At least 41 civilians have been killed and over 140 others injured after Russia launched a wave of missile strikes against Ukraine cities on Monday. The targets allegedly including the country's biggest most-equipped Children's Hospital in Kyiv. In the United Nations Security Council meeting, Russia and Ukraine have traded allegations on the origins of the missile that struck a children's hospital in Kyiv. Watch in for more details!

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India's relationship with Russia enables it to advise President Vladimir Putin to end the war with Ukraine, White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre said on Tuesday (July 9).

Jean-Pierre’s comment came after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Putin that the death of innocent children was painful and terrifying, a day after a lethal strike on a children's hospital in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv.

PM Modi's Russia visit

PM Modi held bilateral talks with Putin, he said, “I am pleased that we could discuss about the war in Ukraine with an open mind, and we listened to each other's thoughts on the war with great respect."

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"Whether it be war, conflicts, or terror attacks, everyone who believes in humanity is pained when there is loss of lives. But when innocent children are murdered, when we see innocent children dying, it is heart-wrenching and that pain is immense. I also had a discussion about this with you," Modi said.

Modi added that India was willing to cooperate with all stakeholders to restore peace in the region.

Russia targeted children's hospital in Kyiv

Modi's comments came as Russian strikes devastated a Ukrainian children's hospital on Monday, the same day he landed in Moscow. The attack on Kyiv’s Okhmatdyt hospital left at least two killed and 16 others injured. The assault prompted the evacuation of at least 600 people from the site.

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While another attack in the capital Kyiv left at least 29 people dead. Ukraine’s State Emergency Service reported that four children were among the dead after a boy’s body was found under the rubble.

Zelensky irked over PM Modi’s visit to Russia

President Volodymyr Zelensky couldn’t hold back his anger and termed Modi's two-day visit to Russia a huge disappointment.

“It is a huge disappointment and a devastating blow to peace efforts to see the leader of the world’s largest democracy hug the world’s most bloody criminal in Moscow on such a day,” Zelensky wrote on social media platform X.

(With inputs from agencies)

India's relationship with Russia enables it to advise President Vladimir Putin to end the war with Ukraine, White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre said on Tuesday (July 9).

India's relationship with Russia enables it to advise President Vladimir Putin to end the war with Ukraine, White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre said on Tuesday (July 9). Jean-Pierre’s comment came after Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi told Putin that the death of innocent children was painful and terrifying, a day after a lethal strike on a children's hospital in the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv. PM Modi's Russia visit PM Modi held bilateral talks with Putin, he said, “I am pleased that we could discuss about the war in Ukraine with an open mind, and we listened to each other's thoughts on the war with great respect." Also read: ‘Huge disappointment,’ Ukraine’s Zelensky irked over PM Modi’s visit to Russia "Whether it be war, conflicts, or terror attacks, everyone who believes in humanity is pained when there is loss of lives. But when innocent children are murdered, when we see innocent children dying, it is heart-wrenching and that pain is immense. I also had a discussion about this with you," Modi said. Modi added that India was willing to cooperate with all stakeholders to restore peace in the region. Russia targeted children's hospital in Kyiv Modi's comments came as Russian strikes devastated a Ukrainian children's hospital on Monday, the same day he landed in Moscow. The attack on Kyiv’s Okhmatdyt hospital left at least two killed and 16 others injured. The assault prompted the evacuation of at least 600 people from the site. Also read: ‘War not a solution, murder of children gives pain’: PM Modi’s stern message to Putin While another attack in the capital Kyiv left at least 29 people dead. Ukraine’s State Emergency Service reported that four children were among the dead after a boy’s body was found under the rubble. Zelensky irked over PM Modi’s visit to Russia President Volodymyr Zelensky couldn’t hold back his anger and termed Modi's two-day visit to Russia a huge disappointment. “It is a huge disappointment and a devastating blow to peace efforts to see the leader of the world’s largest democracy hug the world’s most bloody criminal in Moscow on such a day,” Zelensky wrote on social media platform X. (With inputs from agencies)

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At least 41 civilians have been killed and over 140 others injured after Russia launched a wave of missile strikes against Ukraine cities on Monday. The targets allegedly including the country's biggest most-equipped Children's Hospital in Kyiv.

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Russian forces have launched a rare attack on Ukraine in broad daylight. The barrage of strikes reportedly carried out by Hypersonic missiles struck several parts of Ukraine including the capital. Explosions rang out and black smoke could be seen rising from the centre of Kyiv. Several residential buildings in the country were also targeted in the strikes. Watch in for more details!

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World leaders from Western nations and the UN have condemned Russia's missile attack on Ukraine that claimed the lives of many in broad daylight.

The strikes, targeting cities across the country, inflicted heavy casualties, with at least 36 killed, including many at Ukraine's largest children's hospital.&nbsp;

The attack on the hospital left a distressing scene, with an unknown number of people trapped under the debris.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed retaliation as he said Kyiv’s Okhmatdyt Hospital, major treatment centre in the country for children with cancer, had taken a direct missile hit.

“Russia cannot help but know where its missiles are flying, and must fully answer for all its crimes: against people, against children, against humanity in general,” Zelenskiy posted on the Telegram messaging app.

<h2>Leaders condemn the attack</h2>

A spokesperson for António Guterres, the UN secretary general, delivered a strong condemnation, particularly for the shocking attacks on the children's hospital and another medical facility. The UN Security Council will convene on Tuesday (Jul&nbsp;9) in response to this outrage, a request jointly made by Britain, France, Ecuador, Slovenia, and the US.

Barbara Woodward, the UK ambassador to the UN, said on X, “The children of Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital gave me this last year. It hangs in my office. We will call out Russia's cowardly and depraved attack on the hospital last night in the Security Council.”

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The Italian foreign minister, Antonio Tajani, called the missile strike a war crime.

British Prime Minister&nbsp;Keir Starmer&nbsp;condemned “attacking innocent children” as the most immoral action.

<h2>The attack</h2>

Russia launched multiple missile strikes across Ukrainian cities on Monday (Jul&nbsp;8), killing 36 people and damaging a children's hospital in Kyiv.

The strike largely destroyed the hospital’s toxicology ward, where children with severe kidney issues were being treated.&nbsp;

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Officials and emergency staff said it was not immediately clear how many doctors and patients – dead or alive – remained trapped under the rubble.

According to President Zelensky 40 missiles were used in the attack.

<h2>Russia denies launching attacks</h2>

Russia's defence ministry on Monday claimed that the extensive missile damage in Kyiv following strikes was in fact caused by a Ukrainian air defence missile.&nbsp;

Photo and video footage from the scene "confirm that the damage was caused by a Ukrainian air defence missile," the ministry said.

(With inputs from agencies)

World leaders from Western nations and the UN have condemned Russia's missile attack on Ukraine that claimed the lives of many in broad daylight. The strikes, targeting cities across the country, inflicted heavy casualties, with at least 36 killed, including many at Ukraine's largest children's hospital.

World leaders from Western nations and the UN have condemned Russia's missile attack on Ukraine that claimed the lives of many in broad daylight. The strikes, targeting cities across the country, inflicted heavy casualties, with at least 36 killed, including many at Ukraine's largest children's hospital. The attack on the hospital left a distressing scene, with an unknown number of people trapped under the debris. Also read | Vladimir Putin believes Donald Trump is sincere about ending Ukraine war Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky vowed retaliation as he said Kyiv’s Okhmatdyt Hospital, major treatment centre in the country for children with cancer, had taken a direct missile hit. “Russia cannot help but know where its missiles are flying, and must fully answer for all its crimes: against people, against children, against humanity in general,” Zelenskiy posted on the Telegram messaging app. Leaders condemn the attack A spokesperson for António Guterres, the UN secretary general, delivered a strong condemnation, particularly for the shocking attacks on the children's hospital and another medical facility. The UN Security Council will convene on Tuesday (Jul 9) in response to this outrage, a request jointly made by Britain, France, Ecuador, Slovenia, and the US. Barbara Woodward, the UK ambassador to the UN, said on X, “The children of Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital gave me this last year. It hangs in my office. We will call out Russia's cowardly and depraved attack on the hospital last night in the Security Council.” The children of Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital gave me this last year. It hangs in my office. We will call out Russia's cowardly and depraved attack on the hospital last night in the Security Council. ⁰As @DavidLammy said: we will hold those responsible for this war to account. pic.twitter.com/pW2NuvWRoH — Ambassador Barbara Woodward (@BWoodward_UN) July 8, 2024 × The Italian foreign minister, Antonio Tajani, called the missile strike a war crime. British Prime Minister Keir Starmer condemned “attacking innocent children” as the most immoral action. The attack Russia launched multiple missile strikes across Ukrainian cities on Monday (Jul 8), killing 36 people and damaging a children's hospital in Kyiv. The strike largely destroyed the hospital’s toxicology ward, where children with severe kidney issues were being treated. Also read: 36 killed in Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities, children’s hospital damaged in Kyiv Officials and emergency staff said it was not immediately clear how many doctors and patients – dead or alive – remained trapped under the rubble. According to President Zelensky 40 missiles were used in the attack. Russia denies launching attacks Russia's defence ministry on Monday claimed that the extensive missile damage in Kyiv following strikes was in fact caused by a Ukrainian air defence missile. Photo and video footage from the scene "confirm that the damage was caused by a Ukrainian air defence missile," the ministry said. (With inputs from agencies)

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A barrage of Russian missiles hit Ukrainian cities Monday, killing at least 41 people and injuring more than 140, and destroying a large children’s hospital in Kyiv. Watch in for more details!

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