Russian Strike on Ukrainian Warehouse Kills 37 in Deadliest Attack This Year

A Russian drone attack on a warehouse west of Kyiv has killed 37 people, marking the deadliest single strike in Ukraine's war this year, according to AP News. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed the death toll from the strike on the facility.
The warehouse strike represents a major escalation in Russia's air campaign against Ukraine. The 37 deaths exceed previous single-strike casualty counts recorded so far this year, AP News reported. The attack targeted civilian infrastructure west of the capital.
President Zelenskyy acknowledged the warehouse attack and its death toll in public statements. His response highlighted the ongoing toll of Russian drone strikes on Ukrainian civilian targets. The president has repeatedly called for more Western air defense systems to counter such attacks.
Russia has ramped up drone and missile strikes against Ukrainian cities and infrastructure this year. Warehouse and industrial targets have become frequent targets in the broader campaign. The strikes aim to disrupt Ukrainian supply chains and civilian morale.
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