Five Russian glide bombs struck the southern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia on Saturday morning, destroying residential buildings and killing at least 20 people, including four children, with dozens more injured and believed trapped under rubble. The attack came hours after the U.S. announced a diesel import deal with Russia, which Ukrainian President Zelensky characterized as tacit permission for Moscow to continue its offensive. Zaporizhzhia, home to over 700,000 people and situated less than 10 miles from active combat lines, has endured relentless Russian strikes throughout the war as Moscow systematically targets civilian infrastructure.