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Russian bombing of Ukrainian aid centre kills 24 people

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Al Jazeera English
“Russian bombing of Ukrainian aid centre kills 24 people”

Ukraine's president calls attack further proof that Russia does not want any ‌kind of de-escalation or real justice.

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BBC News – World
“Russian bombing kills 24 people at Ukraine aid centre, Kyiv says”

Local officials say 27 people had been missing after at least nine 3,000kg aerial bombs hit a village in southern Ukraine.

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The Kyiv Independent
“Ukraine war latest: Russian bomb strikes kill 24 at humanitarian aid center in Zaporizhzhia Oblast”

Key developments on November 2.: Russian bomb strikes kill 24 at humanitarian aid center in Zaporizhzhia Oblast Air raid alerts disrupt Ukrainian shopping malls for record one-third of operating hours in October Russia adapts decoy drone for one-way attacks at ranges of up to 1,200 kilometers, HUR says Su-57

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Correio da Manhã
“Ataque russo a centro de ajuda humanitária na Ucrânia faz pelo menos 24 mortos”

O Presidente ucraniano, Volodymyr Zelensky, denunciou um ataque russo a um abrigo humanitário no sul da Ucrânia, que terá provocado pelo menos 24 mortos.

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Daily Mail – News
“At least 24 are dead after Russia repeatedly bombs a school and humanitarian centre in Ukraine”

The attacks were carried out in the village of Komyshuvakha in the southern Zaporizhzhia region, with two members of a rescue crew among those killed.

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Daily Maverick
“Russian bombing kills 24 in village in southeastern Ukraine, emergency services say”

Nov 2 (Reuters) - Russian forces bombed a school in a village in Ukraine's southeastern Zaporizhzhia region on Monday, killing 24 people, Ukraine's emergency services said.

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