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In the Kharkiv region, two men were blown up by an unknown explosive device

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Houses were damaged, a garage was destroyed, the windows in the buildings were blown out as a result of a Russian rocket attack on the town of Kupyansk. A 55-year-old man was injured in the shelling of Vovchansk. He was hospitalized, his condition is moderate.

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Settlements in Kharkiv region come under enemy fire

Over the past day, Russian troops struck the settlements of Chuhuiv, Kharkiv, Kupyansk, and Izyum districts of Kharkiv region. — Ukrinform.

3 years ago

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In the Kharkiv region, two men were blown up by an unknown explosive device

In the Kharkiv region, two people were blown up by an explosive device on a field road.

3 years ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Two men were killed in Kharkiv region because of car explosion on mine

In Izyum district of Kharkiv region, the car ran into an unknown explosive device, as a result two men were killed. - Ukrinform.

3 years ago·Kyiv, Ukraine

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Ukrinform (EN) broke the news in 3 years ago on Saturday, December 3, 2022.

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