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At least 11 killed in Russian attacks on Ukraine as Kyiv strikes Russia's 'shadow fleet'

The strikes hit several regions, with Odesa suffering particularly badly. At the same time, Kyiv is pursuing an operation against Russia's "shadow fleet", aiming to choke off a key source of war funding

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00:00Russian strikes killed at least 11 civilians and wounded dozens across Ukraine on Saturday,
00:07local officials said, with casualties reported in Zaporizhia, Dnipropetrovsk, Kiev and Krivirich,
00:14among other areas. Many of the locations hit were residential. In Odessa, at least 35 people,
00:22including children, were wounded in what regional officials described as a massive attack.
00:27A residential high-rise was among the buildings hit, with its upper floors completely destroyed.
00:34Meanwhile, Ukraine's defense forces said they had struck a plant in Russia's Samara region that produces rubber used in rocket
00:41fuel.
00:42Against the backdrop of escalating violence, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in an interview with Deutsche Welle,
00:49released Saturday, that he would be willing to meet Russian President Vladimir Putin at a G20 summit in December.
00:56Putin, however, struck a more confrontational tone while speaking to reporters on Friday on the sidelines of the BRICS summit
01:04in India.
01:05He warned that any decision by European governments to deploy troops to Ukraine would amount to a war with Russia.
01:12He knew that he wouldn't be able to be a
01:13understatement of a war with Russia.
01:13He responded to his
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