Russian strikes targeting public buses in Ukraine resulted in 30 deaths, coinciding with worsening blackouts in Kyiv. The incident occurs amid a long-range aerial war and front-line deadlock, over four and a half years after Moscow's full-scale invasion.
Key facts
- Russian strikes hit public buses in Ukraine.
- Thirty people were killed in the strikes.
- Blackouts are worsening in Kyiv.
- Moscow's full-scale invasion happened more than four and a half years ago.
- Russia and Ukraine remain locked in a long-range aerial war and a front-line deadlock.
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