Putin Accuses Ukraine of Targeting Student Dorm, 6 Dead, 39 Hurt

Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine of deliberately targeting a student dormitory, resulting in six fatalities and 39 injuries. This escalation in conflict heightens geopolitical tensions, potentially affecting risk appetite among investors and leading to increased volatility in Russian and Ukrainian assets. The ongoing conflict may disrupt capital flows into both countries, as investors reassess their exposure to the region amid rising uncertainty. Traders will closely watch for any further military developments or international responses, particularly from Western nations, which could influence sanctions or diplomatic measures.

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