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A magnitude-7.0 earthquake in Tibet has killed at least 16 people and injured 46 others. At least 339 homes collapsed, while rescue teams continue operations amid disrupted communications and transport links.[3][6]
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Russia’s defense ministry says it carried out a large-scale overnight attack on Ukrainian steel plants and power infrastructure. The strikes come amid heightened tensions over continued Western support for Kyiv and uncertainty surrounding proposed new sanctions on Moscow.
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Russia’s defence ministry says it carried out a large-scale overnight attack on Ukrainian steel plants and power infrastructure. The reported strikes come amid renewed diplomatic tensions, including Washington’s decision to waive further Russia sanctions and Kyiv’s concerns over reduced Starlink speeds.
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Russian strikes hit critical infrastructure across Ukraine overnight, leaving about 600,000 people without electricity and killing at least three, according to Ukrainian officials. The attacks come as Russia’s full-scale invasion approaches its fifth anniversary, with energy infrastructure again bearing the brunt of the assault.
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Overnight Russian strikes hit critical infrastructure in Ukraine, leaving about 600,000 people without electricity, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. Emergency services reported at least three deaths as authorities worked to restore power.
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A massive Russian attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure left more than 600,000 people without electricity early Wednesday, President Volodymyr Zelensky said. The strikes intensify pressure on Ukraine’s power system and follow previous deadly attacks, with Kyiv saying it received no advance warning from partners.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says Russia continues attacking energy infrastructure despite a US-announced Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire. The reported violations threaten electricity and heating supplies as winter approaches.
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Russia says it will continue targeted retaliatory strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, urging foreign nationals and diplomats to leave Ukraine. A second major bridge in Kyiv was reportedly hit within two days as Moscow expands attacks on infrastructure.
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Russia struck a major bridge in Kyiv, reportedly the second significant bridge attack in two days, disrupting transport as Ukraine braces for further attacks. The G7 also agreed to release 100 million barrels from emergency reserves amid surging energy prices and global volatility.
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Russia said it would continue targeted retaliatory strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities and urged foreign nationals and diplomats to leave the Ukrainian capital. The warning follows a major escalation in attacks and raises immediate concerns about civilian safety and wider international involvement.
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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is calling for a new EU-wide security mechanism to respond to escalating drone attacks and sabotage across the bloc.[8] Her appeal comes amid mounting concerns over critical infrastructure vulnerability and rising geopolitical tensions.[4][8]
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Ukraine says Russia carried out a systemic attack on its rail network after a drone hit a train, disrupting a key transport lifeline. The story is being widely treated as the most urgent active conflict-related development among current world headlines.
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Massive flash floods along the Nepal–Tibet border have killed more than 1,200 people and left around 5,000 missing, triggering a major international rescue and relief effort.[4][8] The disaster has devastated communities, damaged critical infrastructure including a hydropower tunnel, and prompted urgent appeals for aid as rescuers continue to search for survivors.[4][8][10][11]
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The most critical breaking story today is the catastrophic flooding and mudslides in Nepal and China that have left over 900 people dead and around 4,000 missing. Authorities are struggling with overwhelmed morgues, unidentified bodies, and a mounting public health crisis, while rescue and recovery operations continue in devastated border regions.[1][8]