#Civilian casualties
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![An employee walks at an iron ore processing plant operated by the Metinvest Group in Kryvyi Rih, on April 14, 2026, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (Source: Getty Images)]( "An employee walks at an iron ore processing plant operated by the Metinvest Group in Kryvyi Rih, on April 14, 2026, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine. (Source: Getty Images)")
![A Ukrainian rescuer works at the site of a Russian strike in Zaporizhzhia on August 11, 2026.]( "A Ukrainian rescuer works at the site of a Russian strike in Zaporizhzhia on August 11, 2026.")
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![Photo of Vlad Litnarovych]( "Photo of Vlad Litnarovych")
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- War in Ukraine
Russia unleashed Zircon missiles, ballistic weapons and 120 drones across Ukraine overnight, killing at least six people in Zaporizhzhia and striking the grounds of a children’s hospital in Kyiv as the capital region came under another heavy attack.![Residents walk along a darkened street during a power outage following Russian strikes on the city’s critical infrastructure. (Photo: open source)]( "Residents walk along a darkened street during a power outage following Russian strikes on the city’s critical infrastructure. (Photo: open source)")
![The coffin of Polish volunteer Marek Rusek-Wolski during his farewell ceremony on August 7. (Photo: UNITED24 Media/Vic Bakin)]( "The coffin of Polish volunteer Marek Rusek-Wolski during his farewell ceremony on August 7. (Photo: UNITED24 Media/Vic Bakin)")
![Damage inside Odesa’s Chornomorets Stadium after a Russian missile strike on August 7. (Source: Odesa Regional Military Administration)]( "Damage inside Odesa’s Chornomorets Stadium after a Russian missile strike on August 7. (Source: Odesa Regional Military Administration)")
![The temporary maritime transport corridor from the ports of Greater Odesa is continuing to operate in Odesa, southern Ukraine, on January 4, 2024. (Source: Getty Images)]( "The temporary maritime transport corridor from the ports of Greater Odesa is continuing to operate in Odesa, southern Ukraine, on January 4, 2024. (Source: Getty Images)")
-72b63a4e0c8c475ad81fe3eed3f63729.jpeg "Photo of Cyril Barabaltchouk")
