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Warehouses caught fire after the attack near Kiev

In the Kiev region after the attack caught fire warehouses

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Warehouses caught fire after the attack near Kiev

In the Kiev region after the attack lit up warehouses. This is reported by "Country.ua".

The publication writes that as a result of the arrival in Boyarki near Kiev, warehouses caught fire.

This is the second fire in warehouses in the Kiev region.

In addition, the fire occurred in warehouses near Odessa.

In Nikolaev, an explosion occurred against the background of an air alert.

The Ukrainian channel reported in the explosions in the capital.

Reliable news is always at hand - in the channel MK in "MAX".

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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