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Russian drone and missile barrage kills at least 15 in Ukraine’s KyivWorld1:46

Russian attacks have killed at least 15 people and injured more than 50 across Ukraine. Drone strikes in the Kyiv region heavily damaged an apartment complex. Moscow says it targeted facilities involved in weapons production, while the barrage came a day after Volodymyr Zelenskyy discussed advancing peace efforts with US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner.

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At least 12 killed, more than a dozen injured in Russian strikes on KyivWorld

Russian air attacks killed at least 12 people and injured many others in Kyiv and the surrounding region early on September 1, Ukrainian authorities said. Three children were among the injured as the capital endured its sixth consecutive day of intense strikes, including swarms of new jet-powered drones that damaged homes and warehouses.

FFrance 24 English
Ukraine seeks stronger support as EU defence ministers meet in DublinWorld

EU defence ministers are discussing how to strengthen Ukraine’s air defences in Dublin as concern grows over Russia’s efforts to destabilise Kyiv’s European backers. Moscow is intensifying attacks while Ukraine’s supply of US-built air-defence missiles runs low, and ministers are expected to address Russia’s hybrid war against European allies.

FFrance 24 English
'Massive' Russian missile and drone attack on Kyiv kills 12World

Officials say a ‘massive’ Russian missile and drone assault on Kyiv and the surrounding capital region killed at least 12 people. Ukraine’s air force warned that the threat from ballistic weapons and other attacks remained active, urging residents to stay in shelters.

Eeuronews
Russia fired over 2,800 drones at Ukraine in August amid war tactic changeWorld

Russia launched more than 2,800 jet-powered drones at Ukraine during August. The harder-to-intercept weapons are being used in sharply higher numbers, while Ukrainian authorities say newly identified models are deployed almost immediately after leaving factories.

FFrance 24 English
Russia targets Kyiv and its region for sixth consecutive night of attacksWorld

At least nine people were killed and 14 injured in overnight Russian strikes on Ukraine. Moscow targeted Kyiv and the surrounding region, hitting a railway depot, while Russia’s defence ministry said infrastructure in the southern Odesa region was also struck.

FFrance 24 English
Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant runs on emergency power as diesel supplies dwindleWorld

Europe’s largest nuclear power plant has been without external electricity for more than a week. The Russian-controlled Zaporizhzhia facility is using emergency diesel generators to cool its six shut-down reactors. Nuclear safety expert Dr. Nikolaus Müllner tells DW that the consequences of running out of diesel could be catastrophic.

DDW News
Another Ukrainian town lies in ruins as Russian forces edge closerWorld

In the Ukrainian frontline town of Druzhkivka, Russian drones buzzing overhead and artillery fire have become part of daily life. Residents who remain are sheltering in damaged apartment buildings and homes torn apart by years of Russian attacks.

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Kyiv region resident recalls deadly military depot blastsWorld

Liudmyla Polianychko walks through her shattered home outside Kyiv after a Russian drone strike on an ammunition depot on August 28 triggered explosions that killed 38 people and devastated her neighborhood.

RReuters
Expert warns Putin could turn to nuclear option amid rising NATO tensionsWorld

Retired Lt. Gen. Keith Kellogg discussed President Donald Trump brushing off concerns about Russia and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s warning that the next six months will be decisive for NATO. An expert cautioned that Vladimir Putin could turn to a nuclear option as tensions rise.

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Zelenskyy orders probe after deadly strike on ammunition siteWorld

A Russian strike on an ammunition storage site in Myla, west of Kyiv, caused huge explosions and fires that killed 38 people, making it the year’s deadliest attack by fatalities. Emergency teams were still battling the blaze and handling explosive devices as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ordered an investigation into the site’s storage practices.

TThe Associated Press
Explained: Why Russia is escalating attacks on Ukrainian businessesWorld

Russia has sharply intensified strikes on Ukrainian businesses, hitting supermarket distribution hubs, postal facilities, gas stations, warehouses, rail infrastructure, industrial plants and Black Sea ports. The Kyiv Independent speaks with Hlib Vyshlinsky of Kyiv’s Center for Economic Strategy about why Russia is targeting Ukraine’s civilian economy and what the campaign could mean for businesses and consumers.

TThe Kyiv Independent
Deadly Kyiv blast raises questions over weapons storageWorld

A Russian drone strike on an ammunition storage site near Kyiv set off a massive secondary explosion, killing at least 37 people and damaging nearby homes and a care facility. Ukrainian authorities are investigating why explosive weapons were stored so close to residential areas, highlighting wartime logistics and security concerns.

DDW News
At least 37 killed after Russian drone hits arms depot near KyivWorld

At least 37 people have died after a Russian drone struck an arms storage facility near residential areas on the outskirts of Kyiv. Stored shells, mines and drones exploded, destroying nearby homes and a care home for the elderly. Hundreds have been evacuated and rescuers are still working as the death toll could rise.

BBBC News
Russia Tests Ukraine and NATO With EscalationWorld

Russia is stepping up missile and drone attacks on Ukraine as Kyiv confronts shortages of Patriot interceptors, prompting concern over its ability to counter ballistic missiles through the winter. Analysts also examine Russia’s hybrid attacks on NATO members and the difficulty of developing less expensive defenses against increasingly sophisticated threats.

BBloomberg Television
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