Explosions sounded in Ukraine's Vinnytsia region

War / Terrorism

Christian Baha / OC

24 April

1 min read

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Explosions were heard in Ukraine's Vinnytsia region, according to Focus.

No details on casualties or damage to buildings were provided. An air raid alert is active throughout all of Ukraine.

Earlier, explosions were reported in the regions of Zhytomyr, Nikolaev, Pavlograd and Kharkov. Additionally, people were reported dead and injured in overnight Russian strikes on the city of Kiev.

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