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"We Will Not Give In": Ukraine Shelter Residents Mark Each Day With Cross
"We put a cross for every day spent here alive," says Nadia Ryjkova, 76, in a dark underground shelter in the northeastern Ukrainian village of Kutuzivka, where she lives with about 50 people.
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Over 500 Civilians Killed In Ukraine's Kharkiv Since Russian Invasion: Governor
At least 503 civilians have been killed in Ukraine's eastern Kharkiv region since Russia launched its invasion on February 24, the local governor said Thursday.
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Ukraine Forces Recapture Key Road Outside Kharkiv City
Ukrainian forces have pushed back Russian troops from a highway outside the country's second-largest city of Kharkiv, and were clearing away the burnt-out wreckage of cars, AFP journalists reported Wednesday.
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Thousands On Streets In Ukraine's 2nd Largest City Amid Russia Tensions
Thousands took to the streets of Ukraine's second-largest city on Saturday carrying banners saying "Kharkiv is Ukraine" and "stop Russian aggression", as the country braced for a possible military offensive from Russia.
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"We Will Not Give In": Ukraine Shelter Residents Mark Each Day With Cross
"We put a cross for every day spent here alive," says Nadia Ryjkova, 76, in a dark underground shelter in the northeastern Ukrainian village of Kutuzivka, where she lives with about 50 people.
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Over 500 Civilians Killed In Ukraine's Kharkiv Since Russian Invasion: Governor
At least 503 civilians have been killed in Ukraine's eastern Kharkiv region since Russia launched its invasion on February 24, the local governor said Thursday.
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Ukraine Forces Recapture Key Road Outside Kharkiv City
Ukrainian forces have pushed back Russian troops from a highway outside the country's second-largest city of Kharkiv, and were clearing away the burnt-out wreckage of cars, AFP journalists reported Wednesday.
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Thousands On Streets In Ukraine's 2nd Largest City Amid Russia Tensions
Thousands took to the streets of Ukraine's second-largest city on Saturday carrying banners saying "Kharkiv is Ukraine" and "stop Russian aggression", as the country braced for a possible military offensive from Russia.
