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Russian Strikes Kill 11 as Ukraine Retaliates Against Energy Targets
- •At least 11 people were killed across Ukraine after Russia launched a major overnight attack involving around 70 missiles and numerous drones.
- •Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv, and Poltava were among the regions targeted, damaging residential buildings and critical infrastructure.
- •In response, Ukrainian forces struck four targets in Russia, including two oil facilities and a training ground, to disrupt Moscow's war financing.
- •India has reportedly proposed a three-part truce focused on protecting energy infrastructure, ensuring Black Sea trade, and safeguarding commercial shipping.
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At least 11 people were killed across Ukraine after Russia launched an overnight attack involving around 70 missiles and over 100 drones. Two people died in Kyiv, while nine others were killed in other regions, with several residential buildings, critical infrastructure sites, and the country's energy network sustaining damage.
Ukrainian forces targeted four locations that support Russia's war effort, which included two oil facilities and a military training ground located across Russia's Perm, Samara, and Astrakhan regions, alongside operations carried out in the Black Sea.
India proposed a three-part truce focused on reducing attacks on critical energy infrastructure, ensuring the continued movement of vital commodities through the Black Sea, and safeguarding commercial shipping from attacks.
