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Russian attacks cause fatalities in Ukraine

Russian attacks cause fatalities in Ukraine

Russian attacks in several Ukrainian cities have resulted in numerous fatalities, including at least 12 deaths in Zaporizja and five in Kramatorsk. President Zelensky and regional governors confirmed the casualties, which also included four deaths in Dnipro.

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