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Ukraine live: Russia's 'targeted' strikes on energy leave 600,000 without power, Zelensky says

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Overnight Russian strikes on Ukraine have targeted critical energy infrastructure, resulting in power outages for approximately 600,000 people. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the damage to the energy grid, while emergency services reported casualties resulting from the attacks. Reports on the death toll vary, with figures ranging from at least three to at least six fatalities.

Simultaneously, the Russian defense ministry reported the interception of 902 drones over Russian territory during the same period. The strikes represent a continuation of the ongoing conflict, with both sides reporting significant military activity and infrastructure impact.

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How the coverage differs

Same story, different emphasis — here's what each outlet chose to lead with.

BBC World (GB) Focuses on infrastructure damage and lower casualty estimates
France 24 (FR) Includes higher casualty counts and Russian claims of drone interceptions
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