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Several wounded in missile attacks on Kyiv, Kharkiv: authorities
Kyiv, Ukraine, Jan 23 (AFP) Jan 23, 2024
Missile attacks on Tuesday on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv and the eastern city of Kharkiv wounded several people, including children, officials said.

"According to preliminary data, children received shrapnel injuries... and one woman was also injured," in Kharkiv, said Sergiy Bolvinov, head of the Kharkiv region's investigative department.

"As a result of the morning shelling, we have a complete destruction of a section of an apartment building. Now the rescuers are trying to dismantle the rubble in order to find people under it," Kharkiv's mayor said.

Separately, authorities in Kyiv said at least two people were injured in shelling.

"So far, one victim has been hospitalised by medics in Solomyanskyi district", said Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko.


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