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Russian attacks on Ukraine's southeast kill seven, hit city bus

Ukrainian officials said the strike was deliberate and left 16 injured as Russia continues attacks on civilian transport.

  • Russian attacks on two cities in Ukraine's southeast killed seven people and injured over two dozen others on Tuesday.
  • A Russian drone hit a city bus in Nikopol, killing four and injuring at least 16.
  • In Kherson, a Russian attack on a residential area killed three elderly people and injured seven more.
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In Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities civilians were killed again. In the city of Nikopol a drone hit a bus as he approached a station. Three people died, twelve were injured.

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Ukraine offers Russia an Easter pause on energy strikes

Russia's latest attacks on Ukrainian cities have killed seven people, including four on a bus, as Kyiv proposes to Moscow a ceasefire for Easter.

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Zelenskyy offers an Easter pause on energy strikes as Russian drone kills 4 in bus strike

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Ukraine is proposing a pause in attacks on energy infrastructure over the Orthodox Easter holiday next weekend.

·United States
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