Attacks on the 35th Anniversary of Ukraine's Independence
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On the 35th anniversary of Ukraine's independence, the country was attacked again by Russia. A Russian attack in the city of Kharkiv killed three people on Monday night, according to the regional governor. Ukrainian counterattacks in Russia killed five people, including three children. In response, Russian President Putin authorized authorities on Monday to seize control of inadequately protected critical infrastructure.
According to the regional governor, a Russian attack in the city of Kharkiv in the northeast killed three people on Monday night. Five people died in Ukrainian counterattacks in Russia, including three children.
"Ukraine absolutely wants peace, but it is not ready to surrender easily," Selenskyy said on Monday in a speech on Independence Day in Kiev. On the celebrations in Kiev, among others, British Prime Minister Andy Burnham and EU Council President António Costa were expected. In addition, a meeting of the so-called coalition of the willing is planned on Monday. In the Russian attack in Kharkiv there were also numerous injured, as Governor Oleh Synj…
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