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Warehouse hit by Russian attack stored munitions, Zelensky says

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At least 27 people died overnight after a Russian drone strike hit a military depot near Kyiv's western suburbs, sparking a massive fire and subsequent explosions. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed on Saturday that the targeted warehouse was owned by the Ukrainian military and used to store shells, drones, and other munitions.

The attack resulted in significant casualties and highlights the ongoing vulnerability of military storage infrastructure amidst the continuing conflict. The acknowledgment by Ukrainian leadership regarding the presence of munitions provides official context to the secondary explosions observed during the overnight strike.

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France 24 (FR) Focuses on the high death toll from the overnight drone strike.
France 24 (FR) Highlights President Zelensky's admission that the struck warehouse stored military munitions.
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