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These strikes come against the backdrop of the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, which began almost five years ago. Ukrainian authorities accuse Russia of systematically targeting civilian infrastructure, particularly in anticipation of winter, after having targeted energy sites the previous year.
New Russian strikes against Ukraine have left at least 28 dead, including five children in the same building gutted by a missile in Prylouky, in the north.
The powerful explosion which reduced half of this residential building to a smoking pile of charred concrete and twisted metal on Wednesday around 6:30 a.m. was caused by a missile. She also broke numerous windows in other homes in this town in the Chernihiv region.
Hello everyone. Like every day, the 20 Minutes editorial team is working to give you all the information on the conflict between kyiv and Moscow.
Ukrainian authorities accuse Russia of seeking to systematically destroy infrastructure, given its inability to make progress on the front almost five years after the Kremlin launched the war. The approach of winter raises fears of a repeat of last year's scenario, when Russia relentlessly bombed energy sites, at times plunging millions of homes into darkness and cold.
New Russian strikes against Ukraine have left at least 28 dead, including five children in the same building gutted by a missile in Prylouky, in the north.
The powerful explosion which reduced half of this residential building to a smoking pile of charred concrete and twisted metal on Wednesday around 6:30 a.m. was caused by a missile. She also broke numerous windows in other homes in this town in the Chernihiv region.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine will request an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council regarding these strikes on civilian areas.
Likely · Within days

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