Russian missile, drone and glide-bomb attacks across Ukraine have reportedly killed dozens of civilians, intensifying concerns over the escalating war and the prospects for peace. According to the report, at least 33 people were killed in a glide-bomb strike in Kramatorsk, while attacks elsewhere brought the overall death toll to more than 40. Dozens more were injured, and damage to energy and water infrastructure caused outages in parts of the country.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reportedly said there were currently no clear prospects for a negotiated settlement. However, Ukrainian and European representatives were expected to pursue further diplomatic efforts.
The conflict is also raising concerns over Black Sea shipping after drone attacks damaged commercial vessels. Turkey has called for restraint and efforts to protect maritime navigation, while Moldova plans to strengthen security near its border with Ukraine.
Meanwhile, Poland is responding to two violent school attacks, and Canadian writer Anne Carson was reported to have won the 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature.
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