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Russian strikes reportedly destroy 12 million books in Ukraine

Reports indicate Russian attacks destroyed about 12 million books in Ukraine before the start of the school year, including damage to publishing facilities and cultural heritage.

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The reported destruction disrupts education and targets cultural infrastructure amid the ongoing war.

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