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Four dead and several injured after massive Russian strikes across Ukraine
Key takeaways
- An apartment building in Dnipro was also hit in seperate Russian strikes days ago At least four people have been killed and several have been injured in Ukraine after Russia launched a major overnight attack.
- Missiles have hit Kyiv, where thousands of people have taken shelter as large plumes of smoke rose from the city's centre.
- Stay in shelters!" warned Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko.
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Toby Mann Reuters. An apartment building in Dnipro was also hit in seperate Russian strikes days ago At least four people have been killed and several have been injured in Ukraine after Russia launched a major overnight attack.
In Dnipro four people, including a 73-year-old woman, were killed and five injured while eight people were injured in Kharkiv and four in Kyiv following Russian strikes, local officials said in the early hours of Tuesday.
Missiles have hit Kyiv, where thousands of people have taken shelter as large plumes of smoke rose from the city's centre.
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