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Strike on Ukraine: death toll in Pryluky rises to 22
Russia fired 70 missiles, most of them ballistic, at Kyiv and 12 regions.
RuskiGazeta Editorial DeskUpdated:
Russia launched a massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine overnight, killing at least 24 people, Ukrainian officials said. In Pryluky, a missile destroyed a five-storey apartment block, killing 18 people including four children. Zelensky said 70 missiles were fired, many of them ballistic, and that Kyiv was seeking more Patriot interceptors. Russia’s Defence Ministry said it hit military-industrial targets.
Ukraine’s embassy in Türkiye said rubble removal in Pryluky was continuing and accused Russia of deliberately targeting residential areas. Russia’s Defence Ministry says its strikes target military-industrial facilities.
Ukraine’s Energy Ministry said partial and emergency power outages began in five regions after the strikes. An industrial facility in Dnipro, transport infrastructure in Zaporizhzhia and apartment buildings in Kremenchuk were damaged.
Update, Oct. 8: Chernihiv Governor Viacheslav Chaus said the death toll from the missile strike on Pryluky had risen to 22, including five children, with more than 50 injured. Zelensky said a Kh-101 missile hit a residential building. Russia’s Defense Ministry said it had struck military-industrial facilities in Kyiv and several regions. Ukrainian officials reported 12 dead in a separate strike on Kramatorsk and four in Kyiv.
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