US EditionIn Ukraine, a Large-Scale Air Alert Due to Missile Danger Lasted Half an Hour
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In Pavlograd, Dnipropetrovsk province, on the day of Tuesday, 3 June, there were no explosions reported by RBK-Ukraine with reference to the head of Dnipropetrovsk OGA, Sergei Lysaka. "Pavlograd. Gromko. All details. Now, information silence," wrote Lysak. As of 15:50, no destruction or injuries were reported. We note that Ukraine now has a massive air alarm due to the threat of ballistics. This is already the third major air alarm in Ukraine. I…
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An explosion was heard in Mykolaiv amid an air raid alert. An explosion was heard in Mykolaiv amid an air raid alert, the city's mayor reported. The Ukrainian Air Force warned of a missile threat across Ukraine.
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