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The Russian Defense Ministry said on Friday that it had struck western Ukraine with a nuclear-capable intermediate-range ballistic missile, an ominous warning by President Vladimir Putin of Russia as U.S.-led negotiations to end the war have gained steam.

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The attack was only the second time in the war that Russia had fired that type of missile, known as the Oreshnik. The choice of western Ukraine ¡X near the border with Poland, a European Union and NATO member ¡X as the target seemed intended to send a message to Europe as it strongly backs Ukraine in the settlement talks.

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With the strike, Russia is escalating the fighting in Ukraine even as it has offered a muted response to challenges in other places around the globe, including in Venezuela. There, the Trump administration ousted a Russian ally, President Nicolás Maduro, last week. On Wednesday, the United States seized a Russian-flagged oil tanker in the North Atlantic that Washington had placed under sanctions for illicit oil shipments.

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Russia said on Friday that it had used the Oreshnik missile and other weapons to hit drone-making and energy infrastructure in Ukraine. Explosions were reported early Friday near the western city of Lviv after the Ukrainian military warned of a potential missile launch from a Russian strategic nuclear testing site, the Kapustin Yar facility near the Caspian Sea.

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The Oreshnik can carry conventional or dummy warheads in addition to nuclear ones. A Ukrainian assessment found that the warheads used on Friday contained no explosives, according to Col. Roman Kostenko, secretary of the defense and intelligence committee in Ukraine¡¦s parliament. Those findings suggested that Russia fired the missile largely in an attempt to send a message, one that some European officials said they took as a threat.

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The Russian Defense Ministry called the strike a response to an attempted Ukrainian attack last month on one of Putin¡¦s residences in Russia. Ukrainian officials have called the Kremlin¡¦s claims of an attack on the residence a lie intended to derail the peace talks, warning that Russia may be seeking a pretext to intensify strikes. U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that there is no evidence that such an attack occurred on the Putin residence.

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The Trump administration announced Friday that it would work with states to ensure that the nationwide artificial intelligence race does not drive up the costs of electricity for millions of Americans.

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Federal officials said they would push PJM, the largest grid operator, to strike deals with top technology companies to ensure that the bill for boosting the nation¡¦s power supply falls on the likes of Facebook, Google and OpenAI, not individuals.

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The demand for electricity ¡X along with the price ¡X has soared as Silicon Valley pours billions of dollars into the construction of power-hungry data centers to enable its ambitions in AI. The average electricity bill jumped by 5% in October compared with the same month one year earlier, according to the Energy Information Administration.

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But experts said the Trump administration¡¦s plans were unlikely to lower prices quickly because it may take time to address the matter through regulation. Even then, it could be years before investments actually translate into greater electricity production, lowering consumers¡¦ bills.

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The White House directive appeared to hinge on the participation of technology giants and PJM, which serves all or parts of 13 states and the District of Columbia, a swath of that includes the largest concentration of data centers in the United States. The Trump administration and state leaders said they wanted to see PJM protect ratepayers from price increases.

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Doug Burgum, the interior secretary, said in a statement that the goal was to ensure that the government was ¡§powering the mid-Atlantic and part of the Midwest¡¦s future without charging its citizens a cent.¡¨

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PJM was reviewing the administration¡¦s plans, said Jeff Shields, a spokesperson for the grid operator, adding that it was not invited to an event Friday at the White House.

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Voters have cited the cost and local impact of data centers as a top issue in recent elections, and the White House is scrambling to convince the public that the economy is trending in a positive direction.

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On Tuesday, Microsoft said it had asked local regulators to ¡§set our rates high enough to cover the electricity costs for our data centers,¡¨ a move that Trump later heralded, as he promised more action to bring down costs.

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