Russian Air Strikes Kill One in Ukraine
Russian Air Strikes Kill One in Ukraine

Russian Air Strikes Kill One in Ukraine

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On November 8, Russian attacks across Ukraine resulted in one civilian death and over 30 injuries due to a barrage of missiles and drones targeting multiple regions, including Odesa, Kharkiv, and Kyiv. The Ukrainian air force reported that Russia launched 92 drones and five missiles in a coordinated assault, with significant damage to civilian infrastructure. President Volodymyr Zelensky reiterated the urgent need for increased military support from allies, emphasizing that Ukraine requires enhanced air defense capabilities to counter the intensified aerial campaign. Despite intercepting a substantial number of drones and missiles, the effectiveness of Ukraine's current air defenses remains a concern with glide bombs causing devastating impacts. The ongoing attacks have raised fears of demoralization among the civilian population as the conflict approaches its 1,000th day. Overall, the situation underscores the critical need for international support as Ukraine faces heightened military aggression from Russia.

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