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In Kherson, Russians leave explosives even in children's toys – Interior Ministry.
Retreating from Kherson city, the Russian military left explosives even in children's toys.
Rostyslav Smirnov, adviser to the Ukrainian Interior Minister, stated this during a nationwide telethon on Ukrainian TV channels, an Ukrinform correspondent reports.
"Currently, the main focus is on demining. The scale of mining is extremely large there. I constantly receive photo reports (about discovered ammunition - ed.) in children's toys, there was a mine between two soccer balls, etc.," he said.
Smirnov noted that in the liberated territories of Kherson region, rescuers have already disposed more than 5,000 explosive objects.
As reported, on November 23, press officers of the State Emergency Service, Oleksandr Khorunzhyi, said that since the beginning of de-occupation, rescuers have surveyed an area of 393 hectares in Kherson region.
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In Kharkiv, number of victims of nighttime Russian missile strike has increased to six.
In Kharkiv, the number of people injured in a rocket attack by Russian troops on the Shevchenkivskyi district has increased to six.
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Zaluzhnyi to start working as ambassador to UK in coming weeks - Podoliak.
Former Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valerii Zaluzhnyi will begin acting as Ukraine's ambassador to the UK in the coming weeks.
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Russian army shells Luhansk region with aircraft, drones and artillery overnight.
Russian troops shelled the territory of Luhansk region with aircraft and artillery and used drones yesterday.
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Russia will soon intensify strikes and intensify offensive operations - ISW.
Russia intends to intensify its strikes on Ukraine to cause maximum damage to the infrastructure and logistics of Ukrainian troops before the arrival of US assistance.
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Russian army injures seven residents of Donetsk region in past day.
On April 23, the Russian army wounded seven residents in the Donetsk region.
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ICING OUT ISRAEL?: Biden admin expected to sanction IDF unit.
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Stalking victims: New measures announced for police to protect victims of stalking.
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Climate report: Europe is set to become 'more intense'.
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Calls for Met Police chief to resign - Antisemitism row.
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Minister: 'Lessons to be learned' over Met Police antisemitism row.
Foreign minister Andrew Mitchell MP says there are "lessons to be learned" over the antisemitism row involving a Met Police officer calling a man "openly Jewish" during a pro-Palestinian march. Met Police chief Sir Mark Rowley will meet the home s...
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In full: Gideon Falter goes head-to-head with organiser of march he joined in London.
Gideon Falter, the campaigner at the centre of controversy surrounding a pro-Palestinian protest in London, says any Jewish person should be able to "go for a walk in the vicinity of marches". He spoke to Sky's Kay Burley after footage showed a po...
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