Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1715: Russian three-ton bomb on aid queue kills 40
Democrats, meanwhile, won Congress overnight, though analysts say Ukraine is not among their top three priorities.
On day 1715 of the Russo-Ukrainian war, a Russian three-ton bomb struck an aid queue in Ukraine, killing 40 people. This horrific event occurred two days after the bomb was dropped, and rescuers have since discovered the remains of 37 victims. The attack came as Russia continued its relentless barrage of energy facilities, with over 20 strikes in a single day.
The strikes, employing a diverse array of weapons, have caused emergency blackouts across regions and left Kyiv without water. Meanwhile, political developments have emerged as a Ukrainian woman linked to Zelenskyy has been accused of treason, while Exxon, Chevron, and a former Pornhub owner are close to acquiring Russian oil giant Lukoil's foreign assets.
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