Russia’s deadly strikes on humanitarian and critical infrastructure in Ukraine highlight the escalating war’s severe human toll and strategic targeting of civilian resources.
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Other overnight strikes targeted power plants across Ukraine, damaged hospitals and wounded scores of peopleRussia has bombed a humanitarian hub in southern Ukraine, killing at least 31 people and leaving dozens missing, as part of a wave of strikes across the country.Other overnight Russian strikes targeted power plants across Ukraine, damaged hospitals and wounded scores of people, as Volodymyr Zelenskyy warned that the US was distracted by its midterm elections. Continue reading...
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