At least 8 killed as Russia strikes Ukraine a day after Zelenskyy warning
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Article Summary
The article describes deadly Russian missile strikes across Ukraine, including in Lviv and Kyiv, that killed at least eight people, among them young children, and damaged civilian buildings. It highlights Ukrainian President Zelenskyy’s response, stresses the need for international support, and notes that one missile briefly entered Polish airspace, prompting NATO involvement. While the article effectively conveys the human cost of the attacks and underscores the urgency of defending Ukraine, it frames the violence in a way that clearly positions Russia as the aggressor and Ukraine as the justified defender, without examining potential violations by Ukrainian actions in Russia.