Russian drones kill three in Ukraine, cut power to 1 million as US, Russia seek further cooperation
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Russian drone attacks in Ukraine have resulted in three deaths and left over one million people without power. The strikes caused damage to trucks and buildings, prompting ongoing repair efforts. While electricity has been restored to many affected areas, authorities warn that some regions may experience blackouts lasting at least 24 hours as the drone assaults continue.
Amid these military developments, diplomatic engagement is concurrently moving forward. President Vladimir Putin's investment envoy, Kirill Dmitriev, announced that Russia and the United States will soon reveal new joint initiatives. This forthcoming cooperation follows a recently agreed diesel deal between the two nations.
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Jerusalem Post (Jerusalem, Israel) (IL)Highlights impending US-Russia cooperation alongside the wartime casualties and infrastructure damage.
Channel NewsAsia (SG)Focuses strictly on the local humanitarian impact, blackout durations, and ongoing repair efforts.
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