11 people killed — Russian strike on Ukraine after Trump's deal with Putin

A Russian air attack on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region killed 11 people, including three children, and wounded 16. The strikes hit residential buildings. The attack came hours after US President Donald Trump announced a deal with Vladimir Putin to supply 300,000 tons of fuel from Russia to the US immediately, with more to follow. Kyiv criticized the deal, with President Zelensky warning that Moscow would respond with "new terror and betrayal" and accusing Washington of using Ukrainian representatives as a "smoke screen."

A Russian air attack on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region killed 11 people, including three children, and wounded 16. The strikes hit residential buildings. Over the past four days, according to official data, more than 55 people have been killed in Russian bombings. The attack occurred hours after US President Donald Trump announced a deal with Vladimir Putin to supply 300,000 tons of fuel from Russia to the US immediately, another 500,000 tons in November, and a million tons after that. The agreement is seen as a shift in US policy toward Moscow. Kyiv criticized the deal: President Zelensky warned that Moscow would respond with "new terror and betrayal" and called the agreement an investment allowing Russia to prolong the war. Zelensky also said the Ukrainian delegation was informed of Trump's call with Putin an hour before it began and accused Washington of using Ukrainian representatives as a "smoke screen."