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Strikes kill 19 in Russia, Ukraine

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Recent strikes in Russia and Ukraine have killed 19 civilians, marking the highest death toll since 2022. Both nations escalate long-range attacks. Read More: https://punchng.com/strikes-kill-19-in-russia-ukraine/

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