Published 8 months ago

Kyiv Says 13,500 Ukrainians Returned via Russia Route

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Thousands of Ukrainians have fled almost two years of brutal fighting by traveling to Russian territory. Moscow opened the crossing into Ukraine's eastern Sumy region in July. The International Criminal Court announced this year it was seeking Vladimir Putin's arrest over the illegal movement of children from occupied territory.

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The Moscow Times

Kyiv Says 13,500 Ukrainians Returned via Russia Route

Kyiv said on Friday more than 13,000 Ukrainians had returned to the country via the only working border crossing with Russia since it opened in the summer.

8 months ago·Moscow, Russian Federation

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Kyiv Post

Kyiv Says 13,500 Ukrainians Returned via Russia Route

Ukraine said that a reception centre had been opened at the border crossing and that work was underway to set up a shelter to house up to 150 people.

8 months ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Manila Bulletin

Kyiv says 13,500 Ukrainians returned via Russia route

KYIV, Ukraine - Kyiv said on Friday more than 13,000 Ukrainians had returned to the country via the only working border crossing with Russia since it opened in the summer.Thousands of Ukrainians have fled almost two years of brutal fighting by travelling to Russian territory but have slowly begun returning since Moscow opened the crossing into Ukraine's eastern Sumy region in July."More than 13,500 Ukrainians have returned to Ukraine from the te…

8 months ago

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