💨 Abstract
In Kharkiv, Ukraine, a high-rise residential building was hit by a Russian-guided bomb on Wednesday, resulting in three deaths, including children aged 12 and 15. Thirty-six people were injured. Rescue operations were completed on Thursday. The city, which has been under Ukrainian control since the initial failed advance of Russian forces, has been a frequent target of Russian air attacks.
Courtesy: theprint.in
Summarized by Einstein Beta 🤖
Suggested
L&T eyes aerospace expansion to ride India's $44 billion private space market push
Cricket-Buttler signs central contract extension with ECB
Dollar steady as investors eye US jobs report, election
Brazilian ex-police officers get decades in prison for 2018 murder of Rio politician
Georgia says disinformation about US election coming from 'foreign interference'
Pakistan: Govt increases petrol prices by Rs 1.35 per litre
US Defence Secy Austin discusses "regional de-escalation" with Israeli counterpart Gallant
Prince William heads to South Africa for green prize ceremony
Japan protests UN call for reviewing male-only imperial succession
Horse racing-O'Brien looks to City of Troy to end Breeders' Cup drought
Powered by MessengerX.io