Intense Russian Strikes on Ukraine Leave One Dead and 40 Injured
One dead and 40 injured as intense Russian strikes on Ukraine continue – Europe live
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Russia's ongoing strikes on Ukraine have resulted in at least one fatality and 40 injuries in Kyiv, where civilian infrastructure was targeted. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the attacks, emphasizing the need for international support as Russia deployed over 1,500 drones in the last 30 hours.
- 01One person has died and 40 others have been injured in Kyiv due to Russian strikes.
- 02President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned the attacks, urging international partners to respond.
- 03Kyiv's mayor reported significant damage, including the destruction of 18 apartments.
- 04Over 1,500 drones were deployed by Russia against Ukraine in the past 30 hours.
- 05The situation in Latvia is also tense, with potential political fallout from a recent drone incident.
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Russia has intensified its military strikes on Ukraine, resulting in at least one death and 40 injuries in the capital city, Kyiv. The attacks targeted civilian infrastructure, leading to significant damage, including the destruction of 18 apartments. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticized the strikes, stating that they reflect a lack of belief in the war's conclusion and called for international partners to speak out against such actions. He highlighted that over the last 30 hours, Russia has deployed more than 1,500 drones against Ukraine. In addition to the ongoing conflict, political tensions are rising in Latvia, where Prime Minister Evika Siliņa is reportedly considering resignation amid a government crisis related to a drone incursion incident.
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The ongoing strikes have exacerbated the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine, affecting civilians and infrastructure.
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