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World · 7 March 2026

Seven people, two children, die in Kharkiv strikes

Seven people, two children, die in Kharkiv strikes

Seven people, two of them children, died in missile attacks in Kharkiv, Ukraine, on Saturday night. A five-storey building where people lived suffered damage, and above ten individuals, including children, were injured. Work to remove debris has begun, with search operations underway for individuals who might be trapped. President Zelenskyy of Ukraine stated Russia fired 480 drones and 29 missiles nationwide.

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