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2 dead in Ukraine city of Kherson as Russian soldiers celebrate Orthodox Christmas on front line

Por: Los Angeles Times World January 08, 2024

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The southern Ukrainian city of Kherson was subjected Sunday to numerous shelling attacks from Russian-occupied parts of the Kherson region, across the Dnipro River, local officials said. The head of the Kherson city administration, Roman Mrochko, said two people died in the shelling attacks and several others were wounded. Meanwhile, Russian military personnel marked Orthodox Christmas on Sunday, nearly two years after Russia launched its... + full article



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