Russia launched one of its largest overnight attacks on Ukraine since 2022, firing over 600 drones and 47 missiles that killed at least seven people and injured dozens across multiple cities, with the eastern city of Dnipro suffering the heaviest casualties including five deaths in a single apartment strike. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called for increased international support and air defense strengthening, while a stray Russian drone also crashed in neighboring Romania, damaging a residential building in what Romania's president called a serious escalation.
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Russia launched one of its largest overnight attacks on Ukraine since 2022, firing over 600 drones and 47 missiles that killed at least seven people and injured dozens across multiple cities, with the eastern city of Dnipro suffering the heaviest casualties including five deaths in a single apartment strike. Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called for increased international support and air defense strengthening, while a stray Russian drone also crashed in neighboring Romania, damaging a residential building in what Romania's president called a serious escalation.