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  1. Ukrainian authorities said Russian strikes killed 30 people in Kramatorsk and 22, including five children, in Pryluky. Strikes on Kyiv killed four and injured 12, while emergency outages worsened in the capital.

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    Ukrainian authorities said Russian strikes killed 30 people in eastern Ukraine.

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  2. Overnight Russian missile and drone strikes across Ukraine killed at least 20 people, including four children. Pryluky suffered the heaviest toll, with 14 killed and about 50 wounded after sections of a five-storey building collapsed.

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    People killed in overnight strikes across central and eastern Ukraine

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  3. A Russian missile attack on Kyiv killed two people in a Darnytskyi fire, and two were rescued, according to Mayor Vitali Klitschko. Ukraine also reported deaths and injuries in Sumy and transport damage in Zaporizhzhia; Russia said it struck Odesa port facilities and vessels.

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    People killed in a fire in Kyiv's Darnytskyi neighbourhood

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  4. The European Commission published proposals to make future EU enlargement easier while addressing governance and decision-making concerns. They include gradual integration, strategic-alignment conditions, qualified-majority voting for some steps and a proposed 15-year safeguard period for new members.

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    Eight countries currently have formal EU candidate status.

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  5. Russian drone attacks are increasingly forcing Ukrainian trains to stop and evacuate passengers, causing delays and damage to railway infrastructure. Ukrzaliznytsia says it is preparing new safety and winter evacuation measures.

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    Ukrzaliznytsia reported that 5,831 trains were evacuated because of Russian drone attacks in September.

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  6. Russian officials gave differing accounts of an overnight Ukrainian drone assault, with Moscow’s mayor citing 650 drones heading toward the city. Regional authorities said two people were killed, seven injured and 47 houses damaged; a warehouse was also set on fire.

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    AllegedRussian authorities said that 650 drones targeted Moscow and its surrounding region overnight.

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