At least 14 killed as Russia strikes Ukraine a day after Zelenskyy warning
At least 14 killed in Russian strikes on Ukraine
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At least 14 people have been killed in Russian strikes across Ukraine. The attacks, which occurred from east to west, were launched a day after a warning from Ukraine's leader.
Russian missile attacks are reported to have caused the deaths and wounded dozens. An explosion in Poland is also being investigated after a Russian missile attack on western Ukraine.
The number of casualties varies across outlets, with AP News reporting at least 7 deaths, The Guardian reporting at least 13, and other outlets also providing different numbers. The cause of a 10-meter crater in Poland is still unknown, and the extent of the damage in Ukraine has not been fully specified
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Who reported it (5)
- Russian strikes across Ukraine, from east to west, kill at least 7 and wound dozens AP News · 8h ago
- At least 13 killed in Russian attacks on Ukraine as Poland investigates airspace violation The Guardian · 8h ago
- Russian missile attack across Ukraine kills at least seven, officials say CNN · 8h ago
- Poland probes mystery 10-meter crater after Russia pounds Ukraine in overnight attack TVP World · 8h ago
- Explosion in Poland after Russian missile attack on western Ukraine The Telegraph · 8h ago
Answered
What happened in Ukraine?
Russian strikes killed at least 14 people across the country
What is the situation in Poland?
An explosion occurred after a Russian missile attack on western Ukraine, and a 10-meter crater is being investigated
What was the warning about?
Ukraine's leader issued a warning a day before the Russian strikes
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