As a result of the Russian airstrikes, two people lost their lives in Odesa, and the death toll from the attack in Dnipropetrovsk has reached four, including two children. At the same time, nearly 60,000 residents in the Zaporizhzhia region have been left without electricity following the recent attacks.
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Following the Russian airstrikes, two people were killed in the Odesa region, and in Dnipropetrovsk, the death toll has risen to four, including two children aged 11 and 14. Nearly 60,000 people in the Zaporozhye region have been left without electricity, and Governor Ivan Federov stated that emergency teams will restore power as soon as the security situation allows. Russian attacks on the Zaporozhye region have turned buildings into ruins and caused extensive damage to infrastructure. Additionally, in the last 24 hours, 800 attacks on 18 settlements have been reported, resulting in one death and three injuries. Russia has intensified attacks on Ukraine's electrical grid as winter approaches, causing power outages and significant destruction.
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Zeci de mii de ucraineni au rămas fără energie electrică după ce Rusia a atacat regiunea Zaporojie. Două persoane au fost ucise în Odesa, iar patru în Dnipropetrovsk
Zeci de mii de ucraineni au rămas fără energie electrică după ce Rusia a atacat regiunea Zaporojie / Două persoane au fost ucise în Odesa, iar patru în Dnipropetrovsk
Zeci de mii de ucraineni au rămas fără energie electrică după ce Rusia a atacat regiunea Zaporojie. 6 morți după atacurile Moscovei
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