Russians shell bus in Nikopol, 5 killed ↗
Front page leadRussian forces have shelled a regular bus in the Nikopol district, resulting in the deaths of five people.
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The front page of Ukrayinska Pravda focuses heavily on the ongoing war in Ukraine, detailing Russian attacks on civilian targets across the country, including a bus in Nikopol, civilians in Kherson, and a train heading to Mykolaiv. It also reports on a Russian general's death. Domestically, the…
Russian forces have shelled a regular bus in the Nikopol district, resulting in the deaths of five people.
Russian forces have attacked civilians in Kherson, causing one death and one injury.
Russian forces have attacked Kyiv, with warehouses burning in the Sviatoshynskyi district and one person injured.
Russian forces have attacked the Kyiv-Mykolaiv train, leading to the evacuation of passengers.
According to Russian media, another Russian general has been killed in the war against Ukraine.
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