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The Russians attacked Dnipropetrovsk Oblast on the morning of 20 April. Source: Serhii Lysak, Head of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Military Administration, on Telegram Quote from Lysak: "The enemy has attacked the oblast again.

Prompted what we are at today. what israel clearly wanted to do was to be able to respond to iran, send a signal that israel has the capability to get into the heartland of iran. but to target infrastructure facilities that were not going to lead iran to say they need to retaliate. this is an off ramp. hopefully they will take it. in terms of things the iranians said publically, they are seeking to downplay this and get into the normal course of working through proxies to try to put pressure on ...

A total of four strikes by Russian Shahed drones on civilian infrastructure have been recorded in Kharkiv. As a result, four people have been killed, 12 more wounded, and one man has been rescued from under the rubble.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has advised members of the international organisations condemning Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil refineries to visit the heavily bombarded Ukrainian cities and then try and condemn Ukraine.

Russia has shortened the gaps between massive airstrikes in order to find weaknesses in Ukrainian air defenses, newly appointed Air Force spokesman Illya Yevlash said on national television on March 26.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces have successfully hit large landing ships Yamal and Azov, a communications center, and several infrastructure facilities of the Russian Black Sea Fleet, Pavlo Narozhny, founder of the charity organization Reactive Post and military expert, told Radio NV on March 24.

Ukrainian Defence Forces have struck two Russian landing ships, Yamal and Azov, as well as a communications centre and several infrastructure facilities belonging to the Russian Black Sea Fleet in occupied Sevastopol, Crimea.

The Indian High Commission to Sri Lanka has said that India  has signed an additional grant of Sri Lanka Rupees 150 million to build houses and infrastructure facilities in the Buddhist sacred town of Anuradhapura A press release by the Indian High Commission in Sri Lanka stated: “ High Commissioner of India, H.E Santosh Jha…

It is alleged, the KSPH&IDCL authorities did not follow the norms of Karnataka Transparency in Public Procurement Rules, 2000, while completing the tendering process for construction of hundreds of quarters for police constables.

Quality infrastructure plays a crucial role in the faster disposal of court litigation and reducing the load of pending cases.