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At least 33 have been killed in a strike on a school being used as a humanitarian aid centre in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine.
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33 → kill → Zaporizhzhia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has described the double-tap strike as a "vile terrorist strike".
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Zelenskyy → describe → strike
Local search and rescue teams continue to scour the site for about 50 people missing under the rubble.
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teams → continue → rubble
Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelenskky has described a series of deadly Russian attacks at a school being used as an aid hub in the country's south-eastern region of Zaporizhzhia, as a "vile terrorist strike".
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Zelenskky → describe → strike
At least 33 people have been killed, and 50 people remain buried in the rubble following the attack, Mr Zelenskyy said in Berlin on Tuesday, local time.
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Zelenskyy → kill → Tuesday
Earlier, Regina Kharchenko, secretary of the Zaporizhzhia City Council, said 27 people were missing.
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people → say → Council
The school, bordering the frontline of Russia's four-and-a-half-year war with Ukraine, was being used as a shelter.
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school → border → shelter
Mr Zelenskyy said the school was no longer used for classes, but was used to deliver aid to residents in the area every Monday.
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school → say → area
He claimed Russian forces could not have been unaware that the school was being used.
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school → claim → ?
"The Russians struck first just as people were arriving — a few aerial bombs," Mr Zelenskyy said.
"Then there was a second strike — more air bombs, this time on the shelter.
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Zelenskyy → strike → shelter
Two members of a rescue crew and four police officers were among those killed, emergency services said, after Russia launched the double-tap strike.
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Russia → kill → strike
Two rescue workers were among those taken to hospital for treatment.
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workers → take → treatment
Russia and Ukraine both deny deliberately targeting civilians in the conflict.
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Russia → deny → conflict
The Russian Defence Ministry said the attack had targeted Ukrainian military units in areas around Komyshuvakha and two other settlements in the Zaporizhzhia region.
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attack → say → region
It said in a statement on Tuesday that up to 25 Ukrainian servicemen had been killed, while 15 vehicles and an electronic warfare station were also destroyed.
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vehicles → say → Tuesday
In August, UN monitors said that casualties have risen sharply from last year, adding that more civilians were killed or injured in the war in Ukraine in July than in any month since March 2022.
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civilians → say → March
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha also condemned the attack.
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Sybiha → condemn → attack
"Another barbaric and cynical Russian attack," he said.
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he → say → ?
"Russia's cruelty knows no bounds, and its disregard for human life has no moral justification.
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disregard → know → justification
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Citing the attack, Mr Sybiha urged countries to shun Russian participation in top-level sport following a ruling by sport's highest court ordering the country's reinstatement in major tournaments.
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Sybiha → cite → tournaments
"Russia deserves condemnation, isolation, and consequences, not a return to international respectability," Mr Sybiha wrote on X.
"Its crimes cannot be separated from its flag, its national teams, or its attempts to regain international legitimacy."
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crimes → deserve → legitimacy
Photographs posted online showed smouldering rubble strewn throughout the area.
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Photographs → post → area
The attack occurred a day after the expiry of a six-day local ceasefire arranged to bring aid into Oleshky to the south-west in Kherson region and evacuate residents wishing to leave.
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attack → occur → residents
US-mediated peace talks are scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi on November 10 to 11.
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talks → mediate → 11
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