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Ukraine struggles to restore energy as Russia continues to pound Eastern and Southern regions

28 Nov 2022 10 mins read

Kyiv: Russia continues heavy shelling in the eastern and southern provinces of Ukraine. The attack made life miserable as authorities struggled to restore electricity and water supply during the ha...

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