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Russian Drones Kill 3 and Wound Children in Ukraine as Zelenskyy Urges Speedier Diplomacy
More than 50 drones struck Odesa overnight, killing three and wounding 25, with major damage to energy infrastructure amid Moscow's intensified winter campaign, officials said.
- On Tuesday, Russian drones struck Odesa overnight, killing three, and Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Moscow launched more than 50 drones.
- Moscow's winter campaign has targeted Ukrainian energy infrastructure, pressuring Kyiv toward a US-backed peace deal by striking the power grid and apartment blocks.
- Dozens of buildings were damaged, including residential homes, a church, a kindergarten, and a high school, while private power provider DTEK reported `colossal destruction` at a major energy facility.
- Classes were cancelled as the council urged residents of Odesa to stay indoors and seal doors and windows, while local rescue workers continued digging through rubble after two deaths.
- With U.S.-brokered talks expected on Sunday, Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said `Every such Russian strike erodes the diplomacy that is still ongoing and undermines the efforts of partners who are helping to end this war.
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Russian drones kill 3 and wound children in Ukraine as Zelensky urges speedier diplomacy
The Odesa attack involved more than 50 drones, some of them models recently upgraded by Russia to improve their range and strike power, according to Ukrainian authorities.
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