Scrambling Kremlin propagandists have projected conflicting narratives of disinformation and spin to deflect blame from Russia’s July 8 massive missile attack that shocked the world by striking Kyiv’s primary children’s hospital. The deadliest attack in months involving nearly 40 missiles targeting Kyiv and other regions threatens to backfire on Moscow as it took place on the eve of the July 9-11 NATO summit in Washington, where Ukraine is pushing to receive larger long-term aid commitments from allies. After footage of children being pulled from hospital compound rubble triggered outrage, the…
