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At least two people were killed this morning in a Russian missile attack on an apartment building in the city of

, in southeastern

, the secretary of the Zaporizhia City Council,

and the State Emergency Service reported today.

The Russians "almost completely destroyed a five-story building. People are under the rubble. According to preliminary information, two people died," Kurtev wrote on his Telegram account, indicating that there are people under the rubble.

The

indicated that the lifeless bodies of two people were removed from under the rubble.

As a result of the attack, "floors 5 to 1 of the same entrance of a residential building were destroyed," he explained.

A total of 90 people, including three psychologists, and 24 units are involved in search and rescue operations, the State Emergency Service added.

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France urges "a just and lasting peace" in Ukraine at the G20

French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonna urged this Thursday at the G20 foreign ministers' meeting in New Delhi for the group to "appeal to a just and lasting peace" in Ukraine, a war that she considered lacking "justification

based on lies ".

Colonna emphasized during his speech today at the opening sessions of the forum that the

"has violated all the laws of war and of humanity. The G20 must respond clearly, as it already did during the Bali summit and in the Assembly of United Nations".

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Modi calls for unity at Ukraine-dominated G20 meeting

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi urged G20 diplomatic chiefs to overcome their differences over Ukraine on Thursday

opening a meeting in New Delhi, where he warned that global governance "has failed."

"The experience of recent years - financial crisis, climate change, pandemic, terrorism and wars - clearly shows that global governance has failed," Modi said in a recorded message opening the G20 foreign ministers' meeting.

"We come together at a time of deep global divisions (...) We all have our positions and perspectives on how these tensions (can) be resolved. However, as major world economies, we are also responsible for those who are not in this room" Modi argued.

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Ukraine claims it survived "the most difficult winter in its history"

Ukraine

said on Wednesday it had "survived the most difficult winter in its history" despite massive Russian bombings that left millions without power, a year after Moscow began its invasion.

But on the ground, Ukrainian forces are under pressure in the country's east, particularly in Bakhmut, and

said it had repelled a "massive" drone attack on the Crimean peninsula, annexed by Moscow in 2014.

"We have overcome this winter. It was very difficult and every Ukrainian has experienced this difficulty, but we were able to supply Ukraine with energy and heating," said its president Volodymyr Zelensky.

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