Russian drones kill at least two in Ukraine and hit power
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Russian drone strikes killed at least two people in Ukraine and cut power to most of a northern region.
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Russian drone strikes have killed at least two people in Zaporizhzhia and knocked out power to most of a northern Ukrainian region, according to Ukrainian officials. The attacks represent a continuation of Russia's aerial campaign against Ukrainian infrastructure and civilian areas since the 2022 invasion. Power outages across entire regions disrupt hospitals, water systems, heating, and other essential services as Ukraine heads into winter months. Such strikes have become a recurring Russian tactic aimed at degrading Ukraine's ability to sustain its economy and civilian population. Ukraine's air defense systems have worked to intercept incoming drones, though the strikes underscore Russia's continued ability to conduct widespread attacks despite Ukrainian defensive efforts.
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