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Ukraine war live: Russia strikes Kyiv as aid convoy heads for stricken town of Oleshky

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Briefings

On October 30, 2026, Russia announced it struck energy infrastructure near Kyiv while an aid convoy moved overnight to Oleshky, a Russian-held town in southern Ukraine. The convoy carried food and medical supplies. No specific casualty figures or attack locations were reported in the source.

Key points

• Russia announced on October 30, 2026 that it struck energy infrastructure near Kyiv while an aid convoy moved overnight to Oleshky, a Russian-held town in southern Ukraine.

Context

This event occurred during the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, where aid convoys are frequently targeted. The source provides no additional background on the broader conflict dynamics or the specific impact of the strikes.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single statement from Russia regarding the strike and convoy movement. Specific details such as the number of targets, casualties, or the exact route of the convoy are not provided.

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