Health

UN says at least 85 civilians killed in Russian strikes across Ukraine since Monday

Power cuts are worsening as attacks hit electricity infrastructure, while the UN says Kramatorsk alone saw at least 30 civilian deaths in a strike on two buses.

By Redação ContextIA · Text produced with the help of artificial intelligence and under human editorial responsibility. How we work

Published October 9, 2026, 14:01 (Brasília time) · 2 min read

You have used your 3 free reads for today

The full text of this story becomes available after the daily renewal. Sports and entertainment stay open. The paid subscription is not open yet.

Your free reads renew on 11/15/2026 at 00:00 (Brasília time).

The essentials of this story

What happened: The UN reported rising civilian casualties in Ukraine, worsening power disruptions, and continued humanitarian strain in Gaza.
Who is affected: Civilians in Ukraine, displaced Palestinians in Gaza, and people affected by vision impairment worldwide.
What changes: Electricity outages and emergency shortages are intensifying in Ukraine; aid deliveries and fuel remain critical in Gaza; WHO says many vision problems are treatable.

Create a free account to keep reading: 3 full stories a day.

Create free account Sign in

The paid subscription is not on sale yet. Free sign-up already works. Planned monthly price: R$ 9.90 (in US dollars and euros, a direct conversion at the official rate on the day you subscribe).