Dnipro apartment strike death toll climbs to forty
The death toll from Saturday’s missile strike on a Dnipro multi story apartment building rose to 40 with 30 people still missing on Monday. Emergency crews found victims amid rubble as 1,700 residents awaited word. International leaders condemned the attack as inhumane and called for accountability.
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United Nations
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Stephanie Tremblay
Kremlin
Dmitry Peskov
Germany Defense Minister Lambrecht resigns amid criticism
Christine Lambrecht quits as German defense minister after months of scrutiny over missteps while overseeing the Bundeswehr modernization and weapons deliveries to Ukraine. Chancellor Scholz accepts her decision as Berlin plans a cabinet reshuffle and allies ready for talks with U S and in Ramstein.
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Top U S general visits Ukrainian training at Grafenwoehr
General Mark Milley toured Grafenwoehr training area in Germany to observe the expanded five week combined arms program for Ukrainian troops. More than 600 soldiers began the course aimed at improving coordination of company and battalion size units with artillery armor and infantry. The visit underscored urgency as Ukraine receives new weapons and vehicles to counter Russian advances.
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