In Sumy region, a family of five people died as a result of a "Lancet" hitting a residential house. The tragedy occurred in the village of Novaya Sloboda in Konotop district
The hit killed a mother and two sons, as well as their relatives: a grandmother and a woman who...
In the Ukrainian intelligence shared details about the death of Kuzminov
"He decided to move to Spain instead of being here. From what we know: he invited his...
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"We can confirm the fact of death," the agency's spokesman Andriy Yusov said in comments to...
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This statement was made by Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis at a meeting in...
Russian troops are attacking in 5 directions at once, while Ukraine lacks weapons and soldiers - New York Times
Russians are attacking simultaneously in Avdiivka, Maryinka, Robotyne, Kremenka and Bakhmut...
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