Russian strikes on aid sites in southern Ukraine kill at least 26 after ceasefire ends
Summary
Russian strikes in southern Ukraine killed at least 26 people shortly after a brief humanitarian truce ended. DW and France 24 both report at least 26 killed: DW describes airstrikes on a school in the Zaporizhzhia region that was serving as an aid distribution center, and France 24 describes strikes on a village in southern Ukraine on Monday that killed civilians collecting humanitarian aid, emergency workers and police officers. NDTV reports that a Russian strike on an aid distribution site killed 26 people after the ceasefire ended. The New York Times reports that a Russian strike on a humanitarian hub in the Zaporizhzhia region killed dozens, a day after a brief humanitarian truce ended in neighboring Kherson. The reports differ on timing: The New York Times says the strike came a day after the truce ended, while France 24 says it came hours after the ceasefire ended. They also differ on the toll, with The New York Times saying dozens and the others saying at least 26.
Timeline
The New York Times
Source ↗The New York Times reports that a Russian strike on a humanitarian hub in Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region killed dozens, a day after a brief humanitarian truce ended in neighboring Kherson.
DW
Source ↗DW reports that Russian airstrikes killed at least 26 people at a school serving as an aid distribution center in the Zaporizhzhia region of southern Ukraine.
France 24
Source ↗France 24 reports that Russian strikes on a village in southern Ukraine on Monday killed at least 26 people, including civilians collecting humanitarian aid, emergency workers and police officers, hours after a rare ceasefire ended.
NDTV
Source ↗NDTV reports that a Russian strike on an aid distribution site killed 26 people after the ceasefire ended, with rescuers working at the site of a strike on an educational facility in Zaporizhzhia.
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