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Since February 24, some 578 wounded military and civilians have been taken to hospitals in Kyiv region, Kyiv Regional State Administration Oleksiy Kuleba has said.

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A large Russian military convoy stretching over 30 km, advancing on Kyiv, was delayed on Thursday due to staunch Ukrainian resistance, mechanical breakdown and

The report was published in one of Russias few investigative newspapers that is not run by the state.

0 well find out in the days ahead on whether or not russia has the resources. we continue to watch the 40-mile convoy, it sits just outside of kyiv. "fox and friends first" with todd piro and carley shimkus is next. im trace gallagher, live from los angeles. >> todd: a fox news alert, the united states taking new action against russia. president biden using his state of the union address to reaffirm support for the ukrainian people. there is a rampage against kyiv. im todd piro. >> carley: im ca...

A result of the latest shelling of Kharkiv, some 15 servicemen and 16 civilians were admitted to hospitals with injuries of varying severity, one woman (civilian) killed, Kharkiv City Council said. "Since the shelling ended recently, the number of wounded may change, and the number of dead will be reported later," Kharkiv City Council said on its website on Monday.

Mayor of Brovary, Kyiv region, Ihor Sapozhko, said that six people were wounded as a result of an air attack on the outskirts of the city, and later one of them died.

Two people were killed and two others were injured; As a result of missile shelling carried out by the Damascus government forces on the village of Afes, east of Idlib city, where there are a large number of points and bases of the Turkish occupation army.

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They were wounded despite wearing bullet-proof vests.