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Russian-installed official killed in pinpoint HIMARS strike by Ukraine

Por: Newsweek World September 30, 2022

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A Russian-installed official in Ukraine's southern Kherson region was killed in a pinpoint strike by Ukraine using the U.S.-supplied High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS), local officials said.Alexei Katerinichev, who served as the first deputy head for security of the Kremlin-appointed administration of the Kherson region, was killed on Friday, Kirill Stremousov, the deputy head of the Moscow-controlled region, said.[Alexei]... + full article



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