Strike on Ukrainian public bus leaves 30 dead as Russian attacks surge before winter
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A Russian strike on a public bus in eastern Ukraine has resulted in 30 deaths and left at least 18 people injured, according to local authorities. The attack is part of a broader surge in Russian military strikes targeting Ukraine as winter approaches.
The escalating assault has compounded infrastructure challenges, worsening widespread power outages in the capital city of Kyiv. These incidents follow a separate series of deadly missile strikes that occurred a day earlier in the northern Ukrainian town of Pryluky, where the reported death toll has risen to 22.
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NPR News (National) (US)Emphasizes the humanitarian toll and worsening energy infrastructure blackouts in Kyiv.
Stuff (Wellington/Auckland, New Zealand) (NZ)Highlights the seasonal escalation of attacks and connects them to recent strikes in Pryluky.
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