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The air alarm sounded in the capital

The air alert declared in Kiev has been canceled. This was reported by the publication “Public”. News."".

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The air alarm sounded in the capital

The air alert declared in Kiev has been canceled. This was reported by the publication “Public”. News."".

The sirens sounded in the city for 32 minutes. Other details are not given.

Information on casualties and destruction is being clarified. Official agencies have not commented on the situation.

Earlier in Kiev repeatedly declared an alarm amid a series of explosions. Several gas stations and fires at facilities were reported to have been damaged. There were also explosions in Kropyvnitsky and Odessa.

Experts predicted a wild rise in commodity prices

Earthquake in the capital: the force of tremors was 3-4 points

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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