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As the war enters its third year, residents of the Ukrainian city describe the shelling from Russian forces under a mile away across the Dnipro River as the worst yet.

Russia is running a ‘hot’ war economy but it is on the road to nowhere. It would be a monumental error for the West to loosen its grip now.

There are dead and injured in Odesa and Dnipro after Russia launched another massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine overnight on Feb. 23.

On the night of 22-23 February, five attack drones were destroyed in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, but some others could not be intercepted. The Russians struck not only a high-rise building, but also a business in Dnipro, injuring eight people.

Europe News: A Russian drone hit a commercial area in Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odessa, killing one person, with others possibly still trapped under rubble. The military said missiles were also used in the attack, but they had failed to hit any targets.

Ukraine’s military has acknowledged it struck a training ground in occupied Kher­son where Russian troops were preparing for an assault on Ukraine’s

Several people were killed and wounded in a Russian overnight attack on Myrnohrad, Donetsk Oblast, the city administration reported on Telegram on Feb. 23.

The sanctions come as Russia's war in Ukraine threatens to drag on for a third year, and follows the death of Opposition leader Alexei Navalny in a penal colony

Russia's ex-President Dmitry Medvedev amplifies Vladimir Putin's goal of conquering Ukraine, declaring Russian forces “probably” must seize and occupy Kyiv.

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