Millions of Ukrainian books incinerated in Russian drone strike
A Russian drone strike on a Ukrainian book warehouse has destroyed millions of books, sparking international outrage.
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Source diversity sample: LIGA.net · Українські Національні Новини (УНН) · سانا · The New Voice of Ukraine · Читомо · Yahoo · New York Post.
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The story so far
According to the New Voice of Ukraine, the warehouse housed a board game publisher. The strike also killed two people. The attack has drawn widespread condemnation.
The New York Post and the Syrian Arab News Agency (سانا) both reported on the strike. The New Voice of Ukraine and the Ukrainian news site Читомо both noted the scale of the destruction. The New York Post and Yahoo News both reported that millions of books were destroyed.
The strike is part of a broader conflict. The Syrian Arab News Agency (سانا) reported that the strike on the warehouse occurred amid Ukrainian attacks on Russian territory. The warehouse housed a board game publisher, according to the New Voice of Ukraine.
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Sources (7)
- "Hitler would have been jealous": Russia destroys 8 million Ukrainian books in Kharkiv LIGA.net · 1d ago
- After the russian attack on the textbook warehouse, students will be provided with electronic versions Українські Національні Новини (УНН) · 1d ago
- Two killed in Ukrainian attacks on Russia as Russian strike hits Kharkiv book warehouse سانا · 1d ago
- Russian strike destroys Ukrainian board game publisher's warehouse The New Voice of Ukraine · 1d ago
- A single Russian attack destroyed one-third of Ukraine’s annual book print volume Читомо · 1d ago
- Russia destroys book warehouse in Kharkiv Yahoo · 1d ago
- Millions of Ukrainian books incinerated in Russian drone strike New York Post · 1d ago
The obvious questions
What was the target of the Russian drone strike?
The target was a book warehouse in Kharkiv, Ukraine.
How many books were destroyed?
Millions of books were destroyed.
Were there any casualties?
Two people were killed in the strike.
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