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Russian shelling damages sites across nine Ukrainian regions

Ukraine reported destruction and damage in nine regions following Russian shelling. The supplied headline does not specify casualties or the extent of the damage.

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The reported geographic spread indicates continuing, broad Russian attacks across Ukraine and ongoing risks to civilians and infrastructure.

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  1. Koretsky reports destruction, damage in 9 regions after Russian shelling ↗en.interfax.com.ua · Recorded source date: Sep 5, 2026, 1:01 PM UTC

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