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The Russian missile strike on Kyiv on the morning of Jan. 23 left 22 people injured and caused damage to 28 sites, the Interior Ministry reported at 5:45 p.m. local time as rescue operations ended.

Russian strikes hit the Ukrainian capital and other cities on Tuesday, local officials said, killing at least seven people and damaging energy infrastructure as Moscow's war approaches its third year. In the eastern city of Kharkiv, the death toll rose to six after rescuers found body of a 21-year-old woman under the rubble, Governor Oleh Synehubov said, adding that more than 100 high-rise blocks in the city had been damaged. Police said 57 people were injured. Rescue workers continued work...

The girl was likely the daughter of a woman previously found dead under the rubble of an apartment building damaged in the attack, according to Serhii Bolvinov, the head of the investigative department of the regional police.

Key developments on Jan. 23: Russia launches mass missile attack against Ukraine, killing 9, injuring over 80, including children Ukraine downs 21 out of 41 Russian missiles Russian attack on Kharkiv leaves 11,000 people without power Russia using relatively accurate, recently designed North Korean missiles against Ukraine, NYT reported Defense Ministry after Ramstein summit: Ukraine to receive more long-range weapons Russian troops launched a mass missile attack against Ukrainian cities on the ...

The morning routine on Jan. 23 of the residents of an apartment complex in a western suburb of Kyiv was violently disrupted by a Russian missile strike. “I thought that was it, it was the end,” said Iryna Barinova, who lives in the nearby building, and saw the immediate result of the Russian attack from her window.

Russia and Ukraine traded retaliatory strikes at the weekend after another Russian oil terminal was attacked Sunday, as were Donetsk and nine Ukrainian regions.

Russia and Ukraine traded retaliatory strikes at the weekend after another Russian oil terminal was attacked Sunday, as were Donetsk and nine Ukrainian regions.

Kyiv says Russia will have to be held accountable for lives of Ukrainians that were taken

More than two dozen civilians were killed in shelling that struck a market in Russia-controlled Donetsk over the weekend, according to the region's Kremlin-appointed head, who blamed the deaths on Ukraine.

Ukraine will take steps to research, publicize, and protect the histories of Ukrainians living in parts of modern-day Russia that have been historically inhabited by Ukrainians, according to a decree signed by President Volodymyr Zelensky on Jan. 22.