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17 killed by Russian bombs in Zaporizhia while Trump calls for "a new president" for Ukraine

Donald Trump raged hard this Saturday against his Ukrainian counterpart, Volodímir Zelenski, and stated that it was time for Ukraine to have "a new president," condemning Ukrainian attacks on Russian hydrocarbon infrastructure. This Saturday, a Russian attack on Zaporizhia in south-eastern Ukraine left at least 17 dead, including three children, according to rescue services. In Kiev, Russian attacks caused massive blackouts and the temporary stoppage of the subway, according to DTEK and the mayor.

Science

Russian drones corral to Moldova

The small former Soviet republic, neutral by constitutional mandate, records 56 violations of its airspace in the course of the year, more than double that of all 2025

World

Russian attacks against Ukraine reach two buses in Kramatorsk

A Russian attack hit two minibuses in Kramatorsk, leaving several dead on October 8. Almost five years after the start of the war, Moscow has intensified its attacks, launching multiple missiles and drones almost daily against Ukraine. In Kiev, students take their classes underground, in a huge anti-aircraft shelter.

Politics

Russian attacks leave more than 40 civilians dead in Ukraine in two days

A Russian attack that reached a public transport bus left at least 12 dead on Thursday in Kramatorsk, eastern Ukraine, and raised the number of civilians killed in two days of bombing to over 40, according to Ukrainian authorities. President Volodímir Zelenski asked his allies to translate the convictions into new military support packages.

Politics

More than 20 deaths from Russian attacks in northern Ukraine

Russia launched one of the biggest attacks in recent weeks on Ukrainian territory. About 70 missiles and a hundred drones were sent to several cities in the country, leaving at least 28 people dead. President Volodímir Zelesnki denounced the attacks as a "deliberate terror" Russian strategy and called on its Western partners to send more help.

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Russian attacks leave several dead in Kiev and Járkiv while Ukraine fears a difficult winter

Civilians died in Kiev and Járkiv after a new wave of Russian attacks. In Járkiv, a bombing of a farm left at least six dead and a dozen injured; in Kiev, a ballistic missile attack killed two people and damaged maternity, housing and energy infrastructure. Ukraine is preparing for a difficult winter, while Russian Chancellor Sergei Lavrov said Moscow "will not pause" in the war.

World

Russians go to their first legislative elections since the beginning of the war in Ukraine

President Vladimir Putin comes to parliamentary elections in the middle of a somewhat uncomfortable position. With the changes in the Ukrainian Army's strategy of recent months, the Russians began to live in their own flesh the war initiated by the Kremlin four years ago, with drones impacting on strategic structures, dissupply, scarcity, inflation and lack of workers. Our correspondent Xavier Colàs extended the information.

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