US EditionMoscow accuses Ukraine of firing missile at town in southern Russia
- Russian forces pounded a key village in southeast Ukraine that had been recaptured by Ukraine, while Moscow accused Kyiv of firing a missile at a city in southern Russia, causing injuries.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy marked Ukraine's Statehood Day by reaffirming the country's sovereignty, asserting unity with the world and the right to its national history.
- Ukraine's armed forces are pushing forward in eastern Ukraine, facing intense resistance from Russian forces. Ukraine is deploying recently acquired Western weapons but lacks vital air support and faces a deeply entrenched enemy.
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A brief recording shows the moment when an explosion rocked the center of the Russian city of Taganrog today.
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