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Dozens dead and missing after Russian strike on Ukrainian aid centre

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Briefings

A Russian airstrike on a Ukrainian aid center in Zaporizhzhia killed 42 people and left dozens missing, marking one of the deadliest civilian attacks this year. The incident occurred immediately after a ceasefire expired and less than a week before the US-led diplomatic talks in Abu Dhabi began.

Key points

• 42 confirmed deaths and dozens missing following a Russian bombing of an aid distribution point in Zaporizhzhia region.
• The attack happened one day after a ceasefire expired and less than a week before US diplomatic talks in Abu Dhabi.

Context

This event occurred during the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, specifically in the southeastern Zaporizhzhia region. It follows a brief ceasefire that expired and precedes the fifth year of US-led negotiations for a potential end to the war.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the immediate aftermath of the strike, with no data on casualty trends over the preceding weeks or future casualty projections.

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