On the night of November 17, Russian occupation troops shelled residential buildings in Vilniansk Raion of Zaporizhzhia region, the head of Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration Oleksandr Starukh reported. Four people died.
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Ukraine extends Grain Initiative for another 120 days
The Grain Initiative was extended for another 120 days, said the Minister of Infrastructure of Ukraine Oleksandr Kubrakov. The UN and Turkey remain the guarantors of its implementation.
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Terrorists strike peaceful Dnipro despite normal life
Here is another confirmation from Dnipro of how terrorists want peace.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 17 novembre 2022
Morning. Peaceful city, people live their normal life – go to work, run errands. Rocket strike! Terrorist state only wants to cause as much pain and suffering as possible to Ukrainians.
📹: @ZelenskyyUa pic.twitter.com/iUnx00oqf1Here is another confirmation from Dnipro of how terrorists want peace. Morning. Peaceful city, people live their normal life – go to work, run errands. Rocket strike! Terrorist state only wants to cause as much pain and suffering as possible to Ukrainians. : @ZelenskyyUa
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Russian strikes damage 20 homes in Nikopol
On the night of November 17, occupation troops again shelled Nikopol Raion in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, reported Valentyn Reznichenko, head of the Regional Military Administration. In Nikopol, 20 residential buildings were damaged, leaving over 40,000 families without water.
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Zelensky: Russian missile strike on Dnipro shows terrorists want suffering
Terrifying video shared by Zelensky showing the missile strike on Dnipro this morning as people headed to work. “Here’s more confirmation from Dnipro that [Russian] terrorists want peace.” Russia, he said, “wants to bring Ukrainians only as much pain and suffering as possible.” pic.twitter.com/r12ZdVVQj6
— Christopher Miller (@ChristopherJM) 17 novembre 2022Terrifying video shared by Zelensky showing the missile strike on Dnipro this morning as people headed to work. “Here’s more confirmation from Dnipro that [Russian] terrorists want peace.” Russia, he said, “wants to bring Ukrainians only as much pain and suffering as possible.”
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Russia strikes Ukraine again; attacks and casualties
Russia is again bombarding #Ukraine with missiles. Explosions are in the Dnipro and Odesa regions, there are victims. The authorities said that the new strikes were also aimed at gas production facilities. In Kyiv, reportedly air defense systems shot down two cruise missiles pic.twitter.com/jWRXogvNAk
— Hanna Liubakova (@HannaLiubakova) 17 novembre 2022Russia is again bombarding Ukraine with missiles. Explosions are in the Dnipro and Odesa regions, there are casualties. The authorities said that the new strikes were also aimed at gas production facilities. In Kyiv, air defense systems reportedly shot down two cruise missiles.
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Russia promotes deportation and illegal adoption of Ukrainian children
American Institute for the Study of War stated that Russia is actively promoting the deportation and illegal adoption of Ukrainian children into Russian families. This may be part of the Russian campaign to depopulate Ukrainians.
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Governor: Russia hits infrastructure in Odesa on Nov 17
A massive missile strike on the entire territory of Ukraine is possible, Odesa Oblast Governor Maksym Marchenko said.
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Canada provides $34M aid; Ukraine downs two drones in south
Canada to allocate another $34 million in military aid to Ukraine; Ukrainian Armed Forces in the south carry out 45 firing missions and shoot down two Russian attack drones with small arms. Here is what you may have missed from the previous night. https://
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Russian missile strike on Dnipro injures 5, hits industrial site
Russian forces strike Dnipro, injuring 5. Russian troops launched a missile attack on the city of Dnipro on Nov. 17, hitting an industrial enterprise and damaging residential buildings nearby, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Governor Valentyn Reznichenko reported.