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Three killed in fresh Russian aerial attacks across Ukraine

Three people have been killed in a new wave of Russian aerial attacks across Ukraine. Firefighters were tackling a fire at a market in Kyiv, while Moscow said a warehouse had been hit.

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Three people have been killed after Russia launched a fresh series of aerial attacks across Ukraine, according to the latest available information.

In Kyiv, firefighters were responding to a fire at a market following the attacks. Details of the scale of the blaze, the extent of damage and whether the deaths occurred in the capital have not been confirmed in the supplied information.

The strikes formed part of renewed aerial attacks across Ukraine. No further details have been provided on the number of locations targeted, the types of weapons used, or the timing of individual impacts.

Moscow has also reported that a warehouse was hit. The supplied material does not specify where the warehouse was located, who controlled it, or whether there were casualties connected to that reported strike.

The latest confirmed situation is that emergency crews were tackling the market fire in Kyiv, three deaths had been reported, and further details on damage and casualties were not yet available from the supplied material.

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