Death toll rises to 38 in Russia’s deadliest attack on Ukraine this year - AP News
A Russian strike on an ammunition warehouse in Myla killed 38 people, with four missing and 20 injured, including two children.
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“Photos show destruction after Russia’s deadliest strike on Ukraine this year - AP News”
Photos show destruction after Russia’s deadliest strike on Ukraine this year - AP News
Key points
- AP reports a Russian drone strike hit a warehouse in Myla, Kyiv region.
- The attack caused massive explosions and fires, damaging nearby homes and buildings.
- Authorities confirm 37 people were killed in the assault.
- The incident is described as the deadliest Russian attack in Ukraine this year.
- The gallery includes photos of destroyed vehicles, debris, and emergency responders.
Other reports
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“Russia threatens mass strikes on Ukraine energy sites as Kyiv depot death toll hits 38”
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6 6 Death toll rises to 38 in Russia’s deadliest attack on Ukraine this year - AP News
A Russian strike on an ammunition warehouse in Myla killed 38 people, with four missing and 20 injured, including two children.