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Over 700 critical infrastructure facilities damaged in Russian attacks on Ukraine.
About 32,000 civilian objects and over 700 critical infrastructure facilities have been damaged in Russian attacks on the territory of Ukraine.
The relevant statement was made by Ukrainian Internal Affairs First Deputy Minister Yevhen Yenin during a nationwide telethon, an Ukrinform correspondent reports, referring to Liga.net.
According to Yenin, about 520 settlements are now facing power supply issues due to Russian terrorist attacks.
About 32,000 civilian objects, mainly detached houses and apartment blocks, were damaged. Just 3% of Russian strikes were launched on military facilities.
Additionally, Russian invaders caused damage to over 700 critical infrastructure facilities, namely transport, energy and other objects (air bases, bridges, fuel depots, power substations).
Yenin believes that “difficult times lie ahead”, but the Government of Ukraine and most Ukrainian citizens are “ready for similar attacks”, and they will not break them.
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Anti-aircraft gunners shoot down four Russian reconnaissance drones in Odesa region.
In the Odesa region, Ukrainian anti-aircraft gunners destroyed four enemy reconnaissance drones during the day.
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Bulgarian president does not approve new foreign minister with pro-Ukrainian stance.
Bulgarian President Rumen Radev has refused to approve Daniel Mitov as acting foreign minister.
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Primary psychological aid centers open in shopping centers in Kharkiv.
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Ohryzko: ATACMS missiles will allow Ukraine to accelerate Russia's defeat.
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Yermak and Szijjártó agree on bilateral meeting next week.
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We have FAILED on migration - my plan would finally fix the problem, blasts Robert Jenrick.
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Impeachment trial of Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas underway in Senate.
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Denver slashing police budget to address migrant crisis.
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Disproportionate number of children taken into care in Blackpool, reports say.
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Bryan Kohberger faces deadline to provide alibi in Idaho murders.
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What do Arab nations think about the Israel-Iran tensions? - DW News.
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