Photos show destruction after Russia’s deadliest strike on Ukraine this year

A Russian drone strike on a warehouse triggered massive explosions and fires, killing 37 people and damaging dozens of nearby homes and buildings in the deadliest Russian attack in Ukraine this year.

Photos show destruction after Russia’s deadliest strike on Ukraine this year  AP News

At least 37 people are dead after a Russian drone strike on a warehouse storing weapons near Kyiv triggers a chain of massive explosions, destroying dozens of nearby homes and buildings.

At least 37 people are dead after a Russian drone strike on a warehouse storing weapons near Kyiv triggers a chain of massive explosions, destroying dozens of nearby homes and buildings.

At least 37 people have been killed following a Russian strike close to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv, officials said Saturday, one of the deadliest attacks to hit Ukraine this year.

Russia could launch an attack on Britain in the near future, it has been warned.

Russian drones and missiles hit Ukraine's largest retail and industrial companies on Thursday, Aug. 27, killing at least one person and injuring five. Warehouses run by Budynok Ihrashok, Fora, Roshen, Comfy, and Aurora were damaged, along with an Epicentr store and a Shchaslyve Kurcha poultry farm in Kharkiv. The Zapor

Russian attack destroys one of Ukraine's largest vodka plants  The Kyiv Independent

Russia threatened to strike British military targets inside and outside Ukraine after Moscow accused Kyiv of using Storm Shadow missiles against Donetsk.

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Mark Owen is pleased to welcome Peter Zalmayev, Director of the Eurasia Democracy Initiative. He argues that Ukraine’s expanding long-range strike campaign has helped Ukraine “stay in this game” by raising the economic, military and social costs of Russia’s invasion and, crucially, by bringing the consequences of a dis