Russia's war in Ukraine

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• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned Russian strikes on a maternity ward that killed a newborn baby in the Zaporizhzhia region overnight.
• The European Parliament declared Russia to be a "state sponsor of terrorism"Wednesday, in a symbolic move welcomed by Kyiv.
• The mayor of Kyiv said the city is braced for the "worst winter" since World War II, as widespread power cuts and dropping temperatures threaten residents nationwide.
• The UK defense ministry announced its first delivery of helicopters and promised additional artillery to Ukraine, stating an "unwavering" partnership between both countries.
• Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned Russia's strike Wednesday on a maternity ward in southern Ukraine that killed a newborn baby.

  The child's mother and a doctor were rescued from the rubble of the destroyed hospital in Vilnyansk, Zaporizhzhia region, following the rocket attack, according to Ukrainian authorities.

• "The terrorist state continues to fight against civilians and civilian objects," Zelensky said, referring to Russia.

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• The enemy has once again decided to try to achieve with terror and murder what he wasn’t able to achieve for nine months and won’t be able to achieve. Instead, he will only be held to account for all the evil he brought to our country."

  Vilnyansk is a Ukrainian-controlled city. Parts of the wider Zaporizhzhia region are occupied by Russia, which claims it as Russian territory in violation of international law.