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Russian attacks on Ukraine kill at least 6 and injure over a dozen

Headline from The Republic, from the development of Jun 23, 2025

Newest development Jun 24, 2025 · 3 reportsRussian attacks kill dozens of Ukrainians as Kyiv’s allies gather for a key NATO summit

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — A Russian drone and missile attack on Ukraine’s capital overnight killed at least five people and injured others, according to Ukraine’s emergency services, as rescue workers and firefighters sought to remove people they believed trapped under debris in a partially collapsed apa…

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    Russian attacks on Ukraine kill at least 6 and injure over a dozen

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    Russian attacks kill dozens of Ukrainians as Kyiv’s allies gather for a key NATO summit

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  1. Euromaidan Press

    Russia kills at least seven civilians in Kyiv and nearby towns in pre-dawn air assault (opens Euromaidan Press)

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    Euromaidan Press's feed description

    Most drones and missiles were intercepted overnight by Ukrainian defenses.

  2. PBS NewsHour

    Russian attacks on Ukraine kill at least 14 people (opens PBS NewsHour)

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    Russian drones and missiles killed at least 14 civilians and injured several dozen others in Ukraine in overnight attacks, local officials said Monday, with nine deaths reported in the capital, Kyiv, where an apartment building partially collapsed.

  3. The Republic

    Russian attacks on Ukraine kill at least 6 and injure over a dozen (opens The Republic)

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    KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — A Russian drone and missile attack on Ukraine’s capital overnight killed at least five people and injured others, according to Ukraine’s emergency services, as rescue workers and firefighters sought to remove people they believed trapped under debris in a partially collapsed apa…

  4. Military.com

    Russian Attacks on Ukraine Kill at Least 10 and Injure Dozens (opens Military.com)

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    Russian drones and missiles killed at least 10 civilians in Ukraine in nighttime attacks, local officials said Monday, with seven deaths reported in the capital, Kyiv, where emergency crews raced to find people believed trapped under the rubble of a partially collapsed apartment building.

  5. Anchorage Daily News

    Russian attacks on Ukraine kill at least 14 (opens Anchorage Daily News)

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    Ukraine’s air force said Monday that Russia fired 352 drones and decoys overnight, as well as 11 ballistic missiles and five cruise missiles.

  6. Al Jazeera

    ‘Massive’ Russian air assault kills at least six in Ukraine’s capital Kyiv (opens Al Jazeera)

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    Missile and drone strikes target residential areas in numerous districts across Kyiv.

  7. CNN

    Russian attacks kill dozens of Ukrainians as Kyiv’s allies gather for a key NATO summit (opens CNN)

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    Russia killed dozens of Ukrainian civilians in less than 48 hours on Monday and Tuesday, according to Ukrainian officials, two of the deadliest days in many months.

  8. Anchorage Daily News

    Russian attacks kill 18 civilians in Ukraine as Zelenskyy seeks more Western help (opens Anchorage Daily News)

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    Anchorage Daily News's feed description

    More than 12,000 Ukrainian civilians have been killed in Russian attacks, according to the United Nations.

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