Death toll from Russian attack on aid centre rises to 31, officials say
The attack was part of a wave of overnight strikes which targeted power plants across the country, damaged hospitals and wounded scores of people.
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Death toll rises after strike on aid site in Ukraine
A Russian strike on an aid site in southern Ukraine killed people, according to The Irish Times and BBC News. Reports gave differing tolls: The Irish Times reported 24 deaths, Hampshire Chronicle reported 26, and Al Jazeera later reported 40. BBC News said at least 38 people were killed in attacks over 24 hours, while CBC News reported dozens missing. The reports describe the targeted site as an aid centre, shelter or village school, and do not establish a final toll.
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