After Kyiv fired 337 drones at Russia on March 11, with 91 flying over Moscow, residents living in the Belgorod and Bryansk oblasts appeared to rejoice that the Kremlin was finally coming face-to-face with the daily reality they’ve endured for more than three years, according to Ukraine’s military intelligence agency (HUR).

Russia launched no long-range strike drones into Ukraine on Monday night and into Tuesday morning, Ukraine's air force said.

Now, Putin is dragging his feet on Trump’s efforts to secure significantly pared-down deals to mutually halt attacks on energy targets and on the Black Sea—a strategy that could backfire as Trump considers ways to force Russia into concessions.