Russian strikes kill eight in Ukraine, damage maternity clinic
The barrage hit a maternity hospital, a farm and energy sites as both sides traded accusations and diplomats pressed for a ceasefire.
- On Tuesday, Russian strikes killed eight people across Ukraine's industrial heartland and frontline areas as President Volodymyr Zelensky met United States President Donald Trump at the United Nations.
- Ukrainian Prime Minister Sergii Koretskyi reported that 13 regions and Kyiv were hit in the overnight barrage, which included 212 drones and four cruise missiles.
- A Russian missile strike on Interpipe's facility in Dnipro killed four people and wounded seven, while attacks damaged businesses in Pavlohrad and Kryvyi Rih.
- Any semblance of an energy truce vanished after Russia hit petrol stations in Kyiv, prompting Ukraine to bomb a Russian oil refinery in Ufa, more than 1,300 kilometres away.
- Attacks on energy facilities cut power for nearly 100,000 consumers in Chernihiv, as Moscow continues targeting economic infrastructure to undermine Ukraine's war effort.
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Russian strikes kill 8 in Ukraine as the UN debates how to end the war - Regional Media News
KYIV, Ukraine (AP) - Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukraine overnight killed at least eight civilians, officials said Thursday, as Moscow's 4½-year-long invasion of its neighbor grinds on despite renewed appeals for a settlement at this week's U.N. General Assembly. A strike on Ukraine's [...]
Russian strikes kill 8 in Ukraine as the U.N. debates how to end the war
Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukraine overnight killed at least eight civilians, officials said Thursday, as Moscow's 4 1/2-year-long invasion of its neighbor grinds on despite renewed appeals for a settlement at this week's U.N. General Assembly.
Eight killed in wave of Russian strikes on Ukraine
The strikes, which triggered air raid sirens and sent locals scurrying underground for shelter, came after both Kyiv and Moscow were at the United Nations and vowed no let-up in their long-range attacks, dimming any immediate prospects for peace in Europe's worst conflict since World War II. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky, who was in New York seeking more Western support for stronger sanctions against the Kremlin, accused Russia of delib…
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