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Russia strikes Kyiv for sixth consecutive day: at least 9 dead

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Russia strikes Kyiv for sixth consecutive day: at least 9 dead
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Key Points

  • Russia subjected Kyiv to air strikes for the sixth consecutive day.
  • At least 9 people died and dozens were injured in the attacks.
  • 8 dead, 5 injured reported in Kyiv.
  • The war has been ongoing since February 2022, diplomatic efforts have remained inconclusive.

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9 dead12+ injured6 consecutive days8 dead 5 injured in Kyiv

Russia's air strikes on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv continued for a sixth day. In the attacks carried out on Tuesday, at least nine people lost their lives and dozens were injured. Official sources stated that Kyiv and surrounding areas were heavily targeted.

The war began with Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022 and has become the deadliest conflict on the European continent since World War II. While both sides continue to carry out attacks against each other, diplomatic efforts to end the conflict are ongoing. Eight people died and five were injured in Kyiv.

The international community expresses concern over the targeting of civilian targets. The United Nations and Western allies call on Russia to halt its attacks and return to the negotiating table. However, Moscow denies civilian casualties, claiming it struck military targets.

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How many people died in the attacks on Kyiv?
At least 9 people lost their lives, 8 people died in Kyiv.
How many days have the attacks been continuing?
Kyiv was targeted for the sixth consecutive day.
What is being done for the war to end?
Diplomatic efforts are ongoing but a solution has not yet been reached.

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