Russia Shells Kharkiv and Lviv Region, Three Civilians Killed

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: October 13, 2026Country: Ukraine

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Russia Shells Kharkiv and Lviv Region, Three Civilians Killed

Russia shelled Kharkiv and the Lviv region, resulting in three civilian deaths. The attacks occurred in eastern Ukraine, escalating regional tensions. No further details about the victims or damages were provided in the article.

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