Many Latino voters have turned away from Trump, but Democrats aren’t necessarily winning them over, new poll finds

May 27, 2026 / 6:59 AM EDT / CBS News

Hispanic voters are heading into the 2026 midterm elections feeling economically squeezed and increasingly skeptical of the direction of the country.

Latinos are also especially motivated to turn out this year, which could affect battleground races from Florida to Texas and Arizona. But while President Trump has lost some of the ground he gained with Latino voters in 2024, Democrats are not running away with their support either, according to a new bipartisan survey by UnidosUS, the nation’s largest Latino civil rights and advocacy organization.

The poll offers a glimpse at the shifting views of Latino voters, who could help determine whether Democrats win control of the House and Senate, or whether Republicans preserve their narrow majorities this fall.

Some 54% of Latino voters plan to vote for a Democratic House candidate in November, and 27% plan to vote for a Republican, with 19% undecided, according to the poll of 3,000 registered Latino voters, which was conducted nationally and across 32 competitive congressional districts by BSP Research and Shaw & Company Research between April 27 and May 14. The poll’s margin of error was 1.8%.

That 54% figure lines up exactly with the Democratic share of the Latino vote in the 2024 House elections, according to exit polls that year — which is a notable drop from previous cycles. Democrats won 60% of the Latino House vote in 2022, 63% in 2020 and 69% in 2018.

UnidosUS notes that both parties are underperforming their 2024 levels among Latinos, which could be a sign of the broader voter discontent across the electorate towards the leadership of both parties.

One-fourth of Latino Trump backers wouldn’t vote for him again

Latinos played a key role in Mr. Trump’s return to the White House. The president won 48% of Latino voters in 2024, a 12-point jump from four years earlier, according to Pew Research Center. The president’s improved fortunes with the Latino community — once a heavily Democratic group — helped him win in swing states like Arizona and fend off Democratic advances in Texas.

But one in four Latino voters who supported Mr. Trump in 2024 say they would not vote for him again, according to the UnidosUS survey. That figure has climbed from 9% in April 2025 and 13% last November, according to previous surveys by the Latino civil rights group.

By contrast, just 5% of Latino voters who supported Vice President Kamala Harris in 2024 say they would not vote for her again.

Sixty-seven percent of Latino voters disapprove of Mr. Trump’s job performance, with majority disapproval in every region surveyed. The slide in the poll among Hispanics also includes Mr. Trump’s home state of Florida, where 51% disapprove.

The top drivers of Latinos’ opinion on Mr. Trump: the cost of living and inflation (44%), immigration enforcement (33%), jobs and wages (26%) and the war with Iran (25%).

Turnout could be high — but Democratic enthusiasm is mixed

Seventy-six percent of those surveyed say they are “100% certain” or “almost certain” that they will vote in November, putting projected Latino turnout on pace with the record-setting 2018 midterms, which helped propel a Democratic wave that year.

But the survey contains warnings for Democrats as well.

The UnidosUS poll notes that just 31% of Hispanic Democrats say they are motivated to vote in order to support their own candidates, compared to 52% who are mainly motivated to vote to support their community. Some 52% of Hispanic Republicans are motivated to support their favored candidates — an enthusiasm gap that could impact turnout in battleground districts.

Economic issues are the top priority — followed by immigration

Widespread discontent with the state of the economy helped propel Mr. Trump to victory in 2024. Now, most Americans still hold a dim view of the economy, dragging down the president’s support. A CBS News poll from earlier this month found 27% of Americans approve of the president’s handling of inflation, and 50% of voters believe his policies will make the economy worse in the long run.

The economy and affordability were also a connecting thread for most participants in the UnidosUS survey. The top four issues Latino voters want their members of Congress to address are all pocketbook concerns: cost of living and inflation (60%), the economy and jobs/wages (40%), health care (37%) and housing (27%). Immigration ranks fifth, at 21%.

Just 15% of Latino voters say they live comfortably, and 68% believe the country is headed in the wrong direction, up from 60% in an April 2025 survey sponsored by UnidosUS. Some 66% say Mr. Trump and congressional Republicans are not focused enough on improving the economy and 52% expect the president’s economic policies will leave them worse off over the next 12 months.

On immigration, an overwhelming majority of Latino voters, including a majority of Republicans, support offering legal status to long-residing undocumented immigrants, even when the policy is described as “amnesty.” More than seven in 10 oppose additional funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement without conditions, and 44% say they or members of their community fear immigration authorities will harass or arrest them even if they are U.S. citizens or legal residents.

Most Latino voters — 64% — oppose the U.S.’ military action in Iran. As Mr. Trump dangles the possibility of military intervention in Cuba, 57% of Latino voters are opposed to the idea — with the exception of Cuban Americans, more than six in 10 of whom would support it.

All eyes on Texas

Texas could be a key proving ground for both parties’ efforts to secure Latino support. Democrats are hoping to win their first Senate race in the state in decades, and Republicans are aiming to win several more House districts after redrawing the state’s congressional maps last year.

Republican Attorney General Ken Paxtonwill face off against Democratic state Rep. James Talarico. Longtime incumbent GOP Sen. John Cornyn was defeated by Paxton in a primary runoff on Tuesday.

Some 51% of Texas Latinos are either planning to vote for Talarico or leaning toward him, and 24% favor Paxton, according to the UnidosUS poll, which was taken after Talarico won the Democratic nomination but before Paxton won the GOP nomination in a runoff. Another 18% are undecided.

Republicans have taken solace in Texas Latino voters’ rightward shift in recent years, especially in communities along the U.S.-Mexico border that were once deep blue.

“The trend is clear: Hispanic Americans are rejecting Democrats’ fixation on radical policies and embracing our vision for economic freedom, safer communities, and the American Dream,” Zach Bannon, a spokesperson for the National Republican Congressional Committee, the House GOP’s campaign arm, said in a statement earlier this month.

GOP Rep. Richard Hudson of North Carolina, chair of the NRCC, has described Latinos in recent months as “the most important voting bloc” nationwide.

However, House Speaker Mike Johnson acknowledged earlier this year that frustration with Mr. Trump’s hardline immigration policies had been a drag on support. He said in March that Republicans were in “course correction mode” with Latino voters.

Democratic strategist and Talarico campaign adviser Chuck Rocha pointed to immigration as a possible catalyst to cause Texas Latinos to shift back. Talarico won the Democratic nomination against Rep. Jasmine Crockett in part due to a surge of Latino turnout, a CBS News analysis found.

“Latino voters in Texas have been moving right over the last few cycles, but because of failed promises by Donald Trump, and ICE agents in our street[s], picking up law-abiding immigrants, the Latino community is dramatically shifting back towards the Democrats,” said Rocha, a CBS News contributor. “Something’s happening in Texas, and Latinos are sick and tired of being sick and tired.”

Iran war spending drains US military budgets, triggering cancelled trainings, delayed maintenance

2026-05-27T09:00:07.668Z / https://www.cnn.com/2026/05/27/politics/iran-war-spending-cancelled-trainings-delayed-maintenance

• The Pentagon is struggling to fund routine training and maintenance as operations against Iran drain military budgets.
• US military leaders told Congress that their 2026 budgets didn’t account for Operation Epic Fury costs.
• Although Trump administration officials have discussed needing additional funding to cover the cost of the Iran war, there are no indications that Congress is moving towards approving more money.

AI-generated summary was reviewed by a CNN editor.

The Pentagon is feeling the financial squeeze and is struggling in some cases to carry out routine training and maintenance amid its ongoing operations against Iran, with uniformed military leaders pressing Congress to support additional funding.

The Navy’s top officer, Adm. Daryl Caudle, told House Armed Services Committee lawmakers earlier this month that his 2026 budget “didn’t bake in [Operation] Epic Fury” and that the Navy faces impacts on “routine operations” as a result.

That includes having to limit training exercises, flight training hours and training for new recruits, he said.

“My record recruiting is going to be thwarted without additional funding to [move] those individuals from boot camp and to pay enlistment and reenlistment bonuses,” Caudle told lawmakers.

The Army’s III Armored Corps, a Texas-based headquarters that oversees roughly 70,000 troops and hundreds of tanks, saw a nearly $292 million cut to its training budget in late April, according to an internal document reviewed by CNN. ABC News was first to report on the cuts.

The service’s medical schoolhouse cancelled dozens of courses and eliminated centralized funding for others, according to an April 27 memo also reviewed by CNN.

The Pentagon declined to comment for this story.

The military is normally required to pull money from specific buckets for specific activities unless Congress grants permission to move money around. Training typically comes from the “Operations and Maintenance” account.

Defense budget expert Todd Harrison of the American Enterprise Institute think tank that the Operations and Maintenance account is used for everything from training and deployments to fuel, travel, equipment repair, and even to pay for some Pentagon civilian employees.

Harrison said that tracking real-time Pentagon budget expenditures from the outside is impossible, but “it’s completely plausible that they are having to make some tradeoffs and do things like cancel unessential travel or cancel training.”

Early in the Iran campaign, Trump administration officials discussed seeking supplemental funding for the military, with some putting the price tag at $200 billion. Administration officials have subsequently said that figure was too high, though they haven’t provided specifics for a request, and there are no signs that Congress is moving towards approving additional funding.

The Pentagon’s most recent estimate of the conflict’s cost was approximately $29 billion, acting Pentagon comptroller Jules “Jay” Hurst III told the House Appropriations Committee’s defense subpanel on May 12. But that estimate was based on the cost of munitions and destroyed aircraft and didn’t include construction costs for rebuilding bases, Hurst acknowledged. Sources told CNN in late April that the full estimate is closer to $40-50 billion.

A defense official familiar with the budget issues told CNN that the military typically encounters funding challenges toward the end of the federal fiscal year that ends in September often resulting in a need to ask Congress to move money between spending categories, but that 2026 has seen the issue bubble up months earlier than anticipated due to rising costs and the ongoing operations.

Some of the issues the military branches are facing are more a sign of intensifying funding concerns than completely new issues.

Air Force chief Gen. Kenneth Wilsbach, who testified to the Senate Armed Services Committee last week, said that the Iran conflict has exacerbated existing readiness troubles.

Appropriations lawmakers pressed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on the topic of extra funding during hearings earlier this month, repeatedly urging the Pentagon chief to speed up that process of submitting a request.

“We need to repay those O&M [operations and maintenance] accounts that are going to be used, I suspect, in order to pay for this ongoing operation,” said California GOP Rep. Ken Calvert, who chairs the House Appropriations Committee’s defense subpanel.

According to Harrison, the “hidden cost” of the ongoing conflict will manifest over time as increased wear and tear on equipment leads to increased maintenance problems. He suggested that supplemental funds may also greatly assist in replenishing the Pentagon’s depleted stockpile of both air defense and offensive missiles.

Davis Winkie’s work at CNN is supported by a partnership between Outrider Foundation and Journalism Funding Partners (JFP). CNN retains full editorial control of the reporting.

CNN’s Natasha Bertrand and Zachary Cohen contributed to this report.

特朗普下月满80岁 称最新体检结果“完美”

2026年5月27日 19:55 / 联合早报

白宫南草坪正在搭建一个格斗场，作为在特朗普80大寿当天举行的终极格斗冠军赛（UFC）赛场。 （彭博社）

（华盛顿综合电）即将满80岁的美国总统特朗普说，他的最新例行体检结果“完美”，但没有透露相关细节。

特朗普周二（5月26日）在社交媒体上发文说：“（我）刚刚在沃尔特·里德国家军事医疗中心完成每六个月一次的体检。一切结果都非常完美。感谢伟大的医生和工作人员！”

特朗普的医生预料会在未来几天内公布体检结果摘要，但详细程度完全由白宫决定。

作为就任时年龄最大的美国总统，特朗普已出现明显的衰老迹象，包括腿部肿胀、颈部变色、手部淤青、开会时犯困等，引起外界对他健康状况的揣测。

但特朗普坚称，自己很健康。他本月早些时候说：“我感觉和50年前一样。”

白宫去年透露，特朗普患有慢性静脉功能不全，这是一种常见的静脉疾病，会引起肿胀、痉挛和皮肤变化。

去年，特朗普也接受了预防性的心脏和腹部扫描。他的医生当时说，特朗普的心脏年龄比他的实际年龄年轻14岁。

特朗普将在6月14日迎来80大寿。当天，见证过许多重要历史时刻的白宫南草坪将破天荒举行终极格斗冠军赛（UFC），作为特朗普庆生活动的一部分。这也是纪念美国独立250周年的庆祝活动之一。

赛事所需的八角笼（Octagon）格斗场正在搭建中。据估计，这场赛事成本至少为6000万美元（约7667万新元）。

在美伊战争推高油价和生活费之际，耗费巨资在白宫举办格斗赛的做法引起了批评。白宫官员说，UFC将全额承担费用，不会用到纳税人款。

特朗普下月满80岁 称最新体检结果“完美”

2026年5月27日 19:55 / 联合早报

白宫南草坪正在搭建一个格斗场，作为在特朗普80大寿当天举行的终极格斗冠军赛（UFC）赛场。 （彭博社）

（华盛顿综合电）即将满80岁的美国总统特朗普说，他的最新例行体检结果“完美”，但没有透露相关细节。

特朗普周二（5月26日）在社交媒体上发文说：“（我）刚刚在沃尔特·里德国家军事医疗中心完成每六个月一次的体检。一切结果都非常完美。感谢伟大的医生和工作人员！”

特朗普的医生预料会在未来几天内公布体检结果摘要，但详细程度完全由白宫决定。

作为就任时年龄最大的美国总统，特朗普已出现明显的衰老迹象，包括腿部肿胀、颈部变色、手部淤青、开会时犯困等，引起外界对他健康状况的揣测。

但特朗普坚称，自己很健康。他本月早些时候说：“我感觉和50年前一样。”

白宫去年透露，特朗普患有慢性静脉功能不全，这是一种常见的静脉疾病，会引起肿胀、痉挛和皮肤变化。

去年，特朗普也接受了预防性的心脏和腹部扫描。他的医生当时说，特朗普的心脏年龄比他的实际年龄年轻14岁。

特朗普将在6月14日迎来80大寿。当天，见证过许多重要历史时刻的白宫南草坪将破天荒举行终极格斗冠军赛（UFC），作为特朗普庆生活动的一部分。这也是纪念美国独立250周年的庆祝活动之一。

赛事所需的八角笼（Octagon）格斗场正在搭建中。据估计，这场赛事成本至少为6000万美元（约7667万新元）。

在美伊战争推高油价和生活费之际，耗费巨资在白宫举办格斗赛的做法引起了批评。白宫官员说，UFC将全额承担费用，不会用到纳税人款。

当地时间5月26日，中国外交部长王毅抵达位于美国纽约的联合国总部，并向媒体发表讲话。 （路透社）

中国外交部长王毅会见巴拿马外长马丁内斯-阿查时说，中方一向认为中巴关系不针对第三方，也不应受第三方干扰。

新华社消息，当地时间星期二（5月26日），王毅在美国纽约主持联合国安理会高级别会议期间，会见马丁内斯-阿查（Javier Martinez-Acha）。

王毅说，中巴交往历史悠久。19世纪大量中国劳工赴巴修建铁路、开凿运河，为巴拿马经济社会发展作出奉献。

中巴建交近九年来，双边关系发展总体顺利，两国贸易额较建交前翻了一番，为巴拿马人民带来实实在在好处。王毅说，事实充分证明，中巴建交符合两国长远利益，是人心所向、大势所趋。

王毅也提到，中国企业在巴拿马深耕多年，为巴拿马促进经济、改善民生作出重要贡献，希望巴方切实维护中方企业的正当权益。王毅说，中方愿同巴方一道，秉持建交初心，深化务实合作，排除外部干扰，推动两国关系健康稳定发展。

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美国牵头中南美洲国家声援巴拿马 反对中国施压巴拿马总统：港口争端后对华关系有所改善

新华社引述马丁内斯-阿查表示，巴拿马人民铭记中国人民早年为巴拿马铁路和运河工程所作贡献。巴方愿同中方面向未来，在相互尊重基础上通过建设性对话化解分歧，建立牢固信任，翻开巴中关系新的一页。

中国和巴拿马关系因港口争端问题陷入一段紧张期。今年1月，巴拿马最高法院裁定，香港长和集团旗下公司持有巴拿马运河两个港口的运营合同违宪，巴拿马政府2月下旬正式接管了这两个港口。

此后，北京被指对悬挂巴拿马国旗的船只实施骚扰和扣押，被视为对裁决的报复。美国4月牵头中南美洲多国发布联合声明，指中国在与巴拿马的港口争端中将海上贸易政治化，对区域国家构成威胁。

中国官方否认相关指控，称其为“无中生有，颠倒黑白”。

老妇坐电动轮椅 闯马路逆向行驶引议

2026年5月27日 15:47 / 新明日报

老妇坐着电动轮椅在马路上逆向行驶，画面曝光引发热议，公众直呼危险。

网上近日流传一段视频，一名身穿蓝衣的老妇坐在电动轮椅上，在桥南路的车道上逆向行驶。视频显示，由于前方交通灯正亮起红灯，暂无车辆驾向老妇，她趁机沿着车道缓缓前进，驶向路口。

上传视频的网民指出，尽管当时车流量不算多，但老妇驶上马路的行为仍旧十分危险。

在附近金铺工作的刘小姐（62岁）受访时告诉记者，她平时经常看见这一带有年长者使用行动辅助工具（PMA）。

“这一带比较多年长居民，有时会看到他们沿着路边骑行，有时则不在交通灯处骑过马路。”记者星期二5月26日）下午走访时也观察到，这个路段车流量大，交通相当繁忙。

身穿蓝衣的老妇坐着电动轮椅在 马路上逆向行驶。 （取自网络）

根据陆路交通管理局网站资料，行动辅助工具不得在马路上行驶，仅可在人行道等公共通道使用，且行驶速度不得超过每小时六公里。违规者可被罚款最高2000元、监禁最长三个月，或两者兼施。

两度擅闯公寓又非礼10岁童 男子监六个月两周

2026年5月27日 15:48 / 李高乐 / 新明日报

两度擅闯公寓又非礼10岁童 男子监六个月两周

被告张博君在圣淘沙丹戎海滩俱乐部附近的一男厕非礼男童。 （谷歌地图截图）

男子两度擅闯公寓吓坏女住户后被逮，两个月后又潜入圣淘沙海滩男厕，对10岁男童伸狼爪非礼，被判坐牢六个月两周。

被告张博君（34岁，译音）承认两项包括非礼14岁以下受害者及非法入侵建筑物的控状。他星期二（5月26日）在国家法院被判坐牢六个月两周。

案情显示，被告于去年11月17日凌晨1时45分，闯进他人公寓阳台，结果被一名女住户发现。面对女住户质问，被告一语不发便离开。岂料半小时后，女住户发现被告竟然再次折返，赶紧叫醒父亲。父亲当场怒斥被告，被告道歉后落荒而逃。父亲随后通过公寓的闭路电视画面，发现被告身处公寓另一栋大楼。被告最终被拦下，女住户也报警。

被告落网后，又在保释期间干案。案情显示，一名10岁男童在今年1月17日12时半左右，走进圣淘沙丹戎海滩俱乐部附近的男厕，使用开放式淋浴间洗澡更衣。

被告随后也进入厕所，他看到男童后，打算要性侵对方。当时，受害者正穿着上衣冲凉，被告上前询问能否一起洗。受害者见到附近还有两个莲蓬头，以为被告想使用，因而同意。随后，当受害者试图从被告身边走过去拿衣服时，被告突然一把抓住他的肩膀和手腕，并威胁道：“跟我来。”受害者见状当场拒绝并奋力挣脱。

双方在拉扯过程中，被告触碰了受害者右大腿外侧。

当时受害者的母亲和弟弟正在厕所外等待，弟弟随后进入厕所查看情况，撞见受害者遭被告纠缠，随即跑出去通知母亲。母亲迅速冲进厕所将受害者带离，并向附近的清洁工求助，几人随后合力制服被告。

被告在调查期间承认，确实对受害者意图不轨，欲在厕所内将受害者当成“猎物”下手。

印度调查总结：法国酒业巨头为支付较低关税隐瞒威士忌信息

2026年5月27日 15:55 / 联合早报

芝华士威士忌和绝对伏特加均为保乐力加知名品牌。按销量计算，印度是保乐力加的最大市场。 （路透社）

印度调查人员在文件中总结称，法国酒业巨头保乐力加隐瞒其苏格兰威士忌年份和成分，以掩盖酒的真实价值和支付较低关税。

路透社报道，保乐力加（Pernod Ricard）是仅次于帝亚吉欧（Diageo）的全球第二大葡萄酒与烈酒生产集团。芝华士威士忌（Chivas Regal）和绝对伏特加（Absolut Vodka）均为保乐力加知名品牌。按销量计算，印度是保乐力加的最大市场。

保乐力加去年卷入印度政府高达3亿1400万美元（约4亿零90万新元）的重大税务和关税纠纷，正试图推翻去年9月的一项裁决，理由是它未能在调查过程中取得关键的定价数据。

虽然路透社早在2022年就报道了印度最初的税务催缴通知，但数百份新文件，包括近几个月提交给德里高等法院的调查报告和呈文，揭露了这场高风险诉讼此前未曾报道的细节。

文件显示，印度调查在去年9月得出结论，指保乐力加“故意”使用新的内部麦芽代号使信息“复杂化”，增加海关将它的产品与竞争对手产品进行比较的难度。

根据今年1月24日印度政府文件中的一份调查报告，保乐力加未如实申报其进口麦芽的真实信息（即确切成分和年份），意图隐瞒进口商品的实际价值并避免被进行比较。

保乐力加印度公司在一份声明中否认任何不当行为的指控，坚称公司一直完全遵守规定，而且“正在通过适当的法律途径解决纠纷，并对公司立场充满信心”。

印度税务当局没有回应路透社的置评请求。

凯尔特人主帅马祖拉获NBA年度最佳教练奖

2026年5月27日 15:52 / 联合早报

凯尔特人主帅马祖拉获NBA年度最佳教练奖

主帅马祖拉带领残阵的凯尔特人冲上东区第二，被评选为NBA年度最佳教练。 （法新社）

（洛杉矶法新电）乔·马祖拉（Joe Mazzulla）率领遭遇严重阵容残缺的波士顿凯尔特人（Boston Celtics），连续第四个赛季斩获至少50场胜利，星期二（5月26日）被评选为美国职业篮球赛（NBA）年度最佳教练。

现年37岁的马祖拉曾于2024年率领凯尔特人夺得队史破纪录的第18座NBA总冠军奖杯。他也成为自1980年的比尔·费奇（Bill Fitch）以来，第一个获此殊荣的波士顿主帅。

季后赛首轮中遗憾败给费城76人（Philadelphia 76ers）的凯尔特人，本赛季开局就失去因伤缺阵的头号球星塔图姆（Tatum）。然而，绿衫军在马祖拉的调教下顶住压力，最终交出56胜26负的傲人常规赛成绩，高居东部赛区积分榜第二位。

马祖拉谦虚地将这个荣誉献给凯尔特人的全体幕后工作团队：“感谢我们的球员，他们每晚都在倾尽全力去竞争。同时，我也对凯尔特人管理层中的每一名成员心存感激，大家的奉献精神每天都在影响比赛的胜负。

“这座奖杯属于我们的全体教职员工，他们每天都默默陪伴在球员们身边支持他们。正是他们不懈的敬业精神，才让我们的球队日益进步。这个奖项其实应该更名为‘年度最佳团队奖’。”

凯尔特人篮球运营总裁史蒂文斯（Stevens）也高度赞扬马祖拉在塔图姆缺阵期间的建队能力。由于去年遭遇跟腱重伤，塔图姆直到今年3月才重返赛场。

史蒂文斯说：“在本赛季开始前，我们面临着太多的未知数，但乔在打造和提升这支球队方面做出极其出色的工作。

“他倾其所有去保持高水平的竞争……乔对凯尔特人以及与他共事的每一个人——无论是球员、教练还是幕后人员，都倾注最真挚的关怀。”

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乌外长指俄“明目张胆挑衅” 呼吁阻止俄罗斯继续袭击基辅

2026年5月27日 12:02 / 联合早报

乌克兰外长瑟比加说，乌克兰非常希望“伙伴们”通过武力和额外制裁阻止俄罗斯。 （路透社）

乌克兰外长瑟比加说，俄罗斯外长拉夫罗夫在与美国国务卿鲁比奥通话中告知俄罗斯将继续袭击乌克兰首都基辅，这是“明目张胆的挑衅”，希望国际社会能施压俄方停止攻击。

新华社引述乌克兰国家通讯社报道，瑟比加星期二（5月26日）在“乌克兰-非洲”论坛期间对媒体说，乌克兰非常希望“伙伴们”向俄罗斯发出不要发动此类袭击的“坚定和强硬”信号，并通过武力和额外制裁等途径阻止俄方。

瑟比加还说，乌克兰将与欧盟国家的外长讨论实施机场、能源或港口停火的可能性，相关停火有必要与俄方进行磋商，希望能够在明确时间框架内解决某一方向的停火事宜。

俄罗斯国防部24日说，俄军大规模报复性打击乌境内军事指挥设施、空军基地及军事工业企业，动用“榛树”和“匕首”高超音速导弹、“锆石”巡航导弹、“伊斯坎德尔”弹道导弹以及无人机，击中所有预定目标。

基辅市军事管理局局长特卡琴科24日晚说，就遭袭地点的数量而言，这是俄乌冲突爆发以来俄方发动的最大规模空袭。

据乌克兰官方发布的消息，截至24日中午，俄军23日晚至24日凌晨发动的大规模空袭造成至少四人死亡、83人受伤。

俄罗斯外交部25日警告将对基辅发动更多打击，目标包括乌方的“决策中心和指挥部门”。

声明还说，拉夫罗夫当天同鲁比奥通话，按照俄总统普京指示向美方告知，俄军正在对位于基辅、服务于乌克兰武装部队的设施进行系统性和持续性打击，并建议美方外交人员及公民从基辅撤离。