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A Russian military transport plane carrying 65 Ukrainian prisoners of war, six crew and three people accompanying them crashed on Wednesday morning in Russia’s Belgorod region near Ukraine, Russia’s Defense Ministry said. It wasn’t immediately clear what caused the crash, which occurred around 11 a.m. It was also not known if anyone survived. The authorities were investigating the cause of the crash, and a special military commission was on the way to the crash site, the Defense Ministry said.

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00:00 On Wednesday morning, a Russian military transport plane transporting 65 Ukrainian prisoners
00:20 of war along with six crew members and three additional individuals crashed in Russia's
00:26 Belgorod region near Ukraine, as reported by Russia's Defense Ministry.
00:30 The incident took place around 11 a.m. and the cause of the crash remains unclear.
00:34 The fate of those on board, including any potential survivors, is yet to be determined.
00:40 Authorities are actively investigating the circumstances leading to the crash, with a
00:44 special military commission en route to the crash site, according to the Defense Ministry.
00:48 Earlier on Wednesday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed that a significant
00:53 Russian missile attack, seemingly orchestrated to overwhelm Ukraine's air defenses, resulted
00:58 in the tragic loss of 18 lives and left 130 individuals injured.
01:04 This devastating event unfolded on the 700th day since the initiation of the full-scale
01:08 invasion by Kremlin forces.
01:10 The onslaught, involving over 40 ballistic, cruise, anti-aircraft and guided missiles,
01:15 targeted 130 residential structures across three Ukrainian cities, all of which were
01:20 described by Zelensky as "ordinary houses."
01:24 The attack, which reached as far as the capital Kiev and the second-largest city Kharkiv,
01:29 marked one of the most intense assaults in recent weeks.
01:32 Zelensky's urgent calls for increased military aid from Western allies gained further resonance
01:37 in the aftermath of this heavy bombardment.
01:39 The Institute of the Study of War, based in Washington, speculated that Moscow might be
01:43 seeking to procure additional ballistic missiles from foreign sources, including Iran and North
01:48 Korea, as they could potentially be more effective in certain situations.
01:51 Late on Tuesday, a new wave of Russian S-300 missiles targeted residential areas in Kharkiv,
01:57 resulting in nine injuries and causing damage to residential buildings, as reported by regional
02:01 governor Oleg Sinyubov.
02:04 Despite Russia's denial of targeting civilian areas, ample evidence contradicts these claims.
02:10 The Russian Defense Ministry asserted that Ukrainian drones were intercepted over the
02:14 Oryol region in western Russia, with air defenses successfully downing four of them early on
02:19 Wednesday.
02:20 Oryol mayor Yuri Parakin confirmed the downing of several drones over the city, noting that
02:24 although there were no casualties, several apartment building windows were shattered.
02:28 Additionally, another Ukrainian drone was reportedly brought down in the Belgorod border
02:32 region early on Wednesday, according to regional governor Vyacheslav Gladkov.
02:36 Fortunately, there were no reported casualties or damage in the incident.
02:40 The ongoing use of drones in the conflict adds another layer of complexity to the already
02:44 tense situation, highlighting the need for continued scrutiny of military activities
02:48 in the region.
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