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Center Owned by Deccan Chronicle HoldingsRussian Strikes Choke Ukraine's Economy, Trigger Deepening Cash Crisis
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At least 26 people were killed when Russian forces struck an aid centre housed in a school in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region, according to a roundup of developments on Monday, November 2. The same report noted that Ukraine was hit by cyber‑attacks after a humanitarian truce ended in the Russian‑occupied town of Oleshky, and that US‑brokered talks are planned to take place in Abu Dhabi. Separate reports mentioned 24 killed in a fresh attack and President Zelenskyy urging US pressure on Russia, but the confirmed death toll for the aid‑centre strike is 26.
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Russia Ukraine War: Russian forces lost 28 square kilometres of territory in Ukraine during October, according to an AFP analysis of data from the Institute for the Study of War (ISW). Ukrainian troops continued their counter-offensive around Kramatorsk and Lyman, while Russia recorded a further…
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VISAKHAPATNAM: Five youths from Visakhapatnam, who travelled to Russia in search of employment, have allegedly been forced into the Russian military after being promised jobs in food packing. Three of them have been sent to the Russia-Ukraine war zone, while the whereabouts of the other two remain…
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Attacks on steel plants, energy infrastructure and grain export routes disrupt production and trade as Kyiv faces a funding gap of nearly USD 25 billion in 2026.
