Explosions reported in Ukraine's southeast - Breaking The News

Explosions reported in Ukraine's southeast

5 March

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Russian forces seem to have launched shelling in the southeastern Ukrainian region of Dnipropetrovsk on Sunday, the Ukrainian newspaper Mirror Weekly.

The publication said the attack was targeting the Synelnykove district of the region.

An air alert was announced in the region.

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