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Russian attack hits Kyiv petrol station and warehouse

A Russian attack struck a petrol station and a warehouse in Kyiv. Casualty figures and the extent of damage remain unspecified.

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Strikes on commercial and fuel infrastructure in an urban capital risk civilian harm and disruption to essential supply networks.

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