Coverage dated October 14, 2022

Ukraine: Russia hits power site by Kyiv, guards seized land

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A missile strike has seriously damaged a key energy facility in Ukraine’s capital region, The governor of the Kyiv region said Saturday’s strike didn’t kill or wound anyone. The country’s

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  1. Portland Press Herald

    Ukraine: Russia hits power site by Kyiv, defends seized land (opens Portland Press Herald)

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    After a truck bomb explosion a week ago damaged the bridge that links Russia to the annexed Crimean Peninsula, the Kremlin launched what is believed to be its largest coordinated missile attacks in Ukraine since the initial invasion of the country in late February.

  2. WFMZ Allentown

    Ukraine: Russia hits power site by Kyiv, guards seized land (opens WFMZ Allentown)

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    A missile strike has seriously damaged a key energy facility in Ukraine’s capital region, The governor of the Kyiv region said Saturday’s strike didn’t kill or wound anyone. The country’s

  3. Los Angeles Times

    Russian missile strike damages energy facility in Kyiv region, Ukraine says (opens Los Angeles Times)

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    A missile strike seriously damaged a key energy facility in Ukraine as the Russian military strove to cut water and electricity in populated areas.

  4. PBS NewsHour

    Russian missile strike damages key power site near Kyiv, says Ukraine grid operator (opens PBS NewsHour)

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    A missile strike seriously damaged a key energy facility in Ukraine's capital region, the country's grid operator said Saturday as the Russian military strove to cut power in far-flung populated areas while also defending against Ukrainian counterattacks in occupied regions.

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