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Shelling kills civilians in Ukraine’s northeast as fears grow of a second Russian takeover

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KYIV, Ukraine — Russian forces struck a cafe in a key front-line area in northeastern Ukraine Saturday, killing two civilians and wounding a third, regional officials said.

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  1. KEYT Santa Barbara

    Shelling kills civilians in Ukraine's northeast as fears grow of a second Russian takeover | News Channel 3-12 (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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    Shelling kills civilians in Ukraine's northeast as fears grow of a second Russian takeover

  2. The Columbian

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    KYIV, Ukraine — Russian forces struck a cafe in a key front-line area in northeastern Ukraine Saturday, killing two civilians and wounding a third, regional officials said.

  3. The Garden Island

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    KYIV, Ukraine — Russian forces struck a cafe in a key front-line area in northeastern Ukraine Saturday, killing two civilians and wounding a third, regional officials said.

  4. PBS NewsHour

    Shelling kills civilians in northeast Ukraine amid fears of Russia retaking the area (opens PBS NewsHour)

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    U.K. military intelligence on Saturday assessed that Russia may “increase the intensity of its offensive efforts” around Kupiansk and nearby Lyman in an attempt to take pressure off its forces near Bakhmut and in the Zaporizhzhia region.

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