Russia steps up aerial barrage as Ukraine braces for infrastructure attacks
The attacks caused fires in homes and public buildings, especially in the southern region of Kherson, emergency services said.
The attacks caused fires in homes and public buildings, especially in the southern region of Kherson, emergency services said.
The attack on Kherson, which Russian forces seized early in the war but then abandoned a year ago, also wounded two people.
Dagestan’s Ministry of Health said more than 20 people were hurt, with two in a critical condition.
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Police teams had twice cleared a recycling centre where Robert Card was found dead on Friday night, officials said.
They said such weapons shipments sharply increase the human toll of Russia’s war in Ukraine.
At least three civilians have been killed amid the continued fighting.
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Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov flew to Pyongyang on Wednesday for a two-day trip.
Kyle Marcano is charged with a single count of membership of the so-called Islamic State and four counts of disseminating a terrorist publication.
Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said authorities will cut electricity and block the entry of food and fuel.
Samata Ullah, then 34, created an online hub of information for terrorists all over the world.
The attack follows a strike earlier this week which killed at least 51 civilians.
Ukraine’s air force said the country’s air defences intercepted 24 out of 29 Iranian-made drones launched at southern regions.
School spending per pupil will ‘largely stagnate in real terms’ when costs likely to be faced by schools are taken into account, a report says.