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| Sixteen people killed in Russian strike on Ukraine prison, officials say | Sixteen people killed in Russian strike on Ukraine prison, officials say |
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| Another four people were killed in an attack on the Dnipropetrovsk region, officials said | Another four people were killed in an attack on the Dnipropetrovsk region, officials said |
| Russian overnight strikes on the frontline region of Zaporizhzhia in south-western Ukraine killed 16 and injured at least 35 people at a correctional facility, local officials said. | Russian overnight strikes on the frontline region of Zaporizhzhia in south-western Ukraine killed 16 and injured at least 35 people at a correctional facility, local officials said. |
| Writing on the Telegram messaging app, governor Ivan Fedorov said the penitentiary facility’s buildings had been destroyed and nearby private homes damaged. | Writing on the Telegram messaging app, governor Ivan Fedorov said the penitentiary facility’s buildings had been destroyed and nearby private homes damaged. |
| Four people were also killed and more wounded in attacks on the Dnipropetrovsk region, according to regional government officials. | Four people were also killed and more wounded in attacks on the Dnipropetrovsk region, according to regional government officials. |
| The death toll makes it one of the deadliest attacks on Ukraine in recent months. | The death toll makes it one of the deadliest attacks on Ukraine in recent months. |
| Moscow’s forces have regularly attacked Zaporizhzhia, using drones, missiles and aerial bombs, since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. | Moscow’s forces have regularly attacked Zaporizhzhia, using drones, missiles and aerial bombs, since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022. |
| Fedorov said Russian forces launched eight strikes on the Zaporizhzhia district, reportedly using high-explosive aerial bombs. | Fedorov said Russian forces launched eight strikes on the Zaporizhzhia district, reportedly using high-explosive aerial bombs. |
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