Kyivindependent Russia Launches Deadly Airstrikes in Ukraine Amid US Diesel Sanction Controversy
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- •Russia's airstrikes killed 20 civilians in Zaporizhzhia, including three children.
- •The attacks occurred after the US lifted sanctions on Russian diesel exports.
- •Ukraine reports a significant rise in civilian casualties due to intensified Russian attacks.
On October 10, 2026, Russia conducted airstrikes in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, killing 20 people, including three children. This attack followed US President Donald Trump's announcement of lifting sanctions on Russian diesel exports, which Ukraine's President Zelenskyy criticized as a major setback. The strikes involved glide bombs targeting residential areas, contributing to a rising trend of civilian casualties in Ukraine. Reports indicate that Russia has intensified its attacks, with nearly 80 civilians killed in previous strikes earlier that week. The US, Ukraine, and EU officials are engaged in talks to address the ongoing conflict, but tensions remain high as Russia continues its military operations. The situation underscores the increasing danger for civilians in Ukraine amidst the ongoing war.
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