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Key updates ‘We Don’t Want Yalta 2.0’: Zelensky Warns Trump’s Russia-Europe Security Deal Could Be ‘Dangerous’ Explosions Rock Kyiv as Russia Launches at Least Six Ballistic Missiles President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Washington’s proposed Europe-Russia security framework risks dividing the continent, insisting that ending the war and securing Ukraine must come first. President Volodymyr Zelensky warned Friday, Nov. 6, that US President Donald Trump’s proposed security agreement with Russia, potentially covering all of Europe, could be dangerous and risk dividing the continent into spheres of influence. “We don’t want to have Yalta 2.0,” Zelensky told CNN’s Jake Tapper, referring to the 1945 conference at which Allied leaders discussed Europe’s postwar order. Russian forces launched at least six ballistic missiles toward Kyiv late Friday, Nov. 6, triggering explosions across the capital. Authorities have yet to confirm the full extent of the damage. Russian forces launched a barrage of ballistic missiles toward Kyiv late Friday, Nov. 6, with a series of explosions reported across the Ukrainian capital. Ukraine’s Air Force reported detecting at least six ballistic missiles heading toward Kyiv shortly before 11 p.m., prompting air raid alerts across the capital and several other regions.