LIVE UPDATES: Ukraine Targets Donetsk With 12 Missiles This Morning
LIVE UPDATES: Ukraine Targets Donetsk With 12 Missiles This Morning
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Russia launched a special military operation in Ukraine in late February after Kiev's attacks on the people's republics of Donetsk and Lugansk resulted in mass... 23.12.2022, Sputnik International
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Russia launched a special military operation in Ukraine in late February after Kiev's attacks on the people's republics of Donetsk and Lugansk resulted in mass evacuations of civilians.
Since October 10, Russia has been carrying out precision strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure in retaliation for Ukrainian attacks on Russian infrastructure - including the deadly blast on the Crimean Bridge.
Over the past months, air raid alerts have been sounded in Ukrainian regions every day - and according to Ukrainian authorities about 50% of the country's energy infrastructure had been damaged. Kiev has urged people to reduce the use of electricity and resorted to rolling blackouts.
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