Slavutych seized by Russian forces. Slavutych, a city in northern Ukraine built for evacuees from Chornobyl, has been occupied after three days of heavy fighting.

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Today’s missile strikes on Lviv targeted an oil depot and a plant. Lviv Oblast Governor Maksym Kozytskyi reported that Russian forces attacked fuel infrastructure in the city. In total, four strikes hit Lviv, injuring five people. Firefighters are working to extinguish the fires.

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The occupiers' missiles struck an oil depot in Dubno, Rivne Oblast. The aftermath of the strike is being assessed. An enemy drone was also shot down in the region.

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Today, Slavutych remains a Ukrainian city: under Ukrainian flags, with Ukrainian authorities, and the Constitution of Ukraine.

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The mayor of Slavutych stated that the city is now under occupation: 'Today the city is occupied, but we showed our position: the whole city went on the streets with flags, with slogans that Slavutych is Ukraine.'

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Its still very early in my work, but for the last week or so, I've been attempting to document (both via satellite and first hand reporting) structural damage in #Mariupol. Its not good. Majority of structures – including residential and commercial – are uninhabitable.

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This is within the 1st Guards Tank Army's area of operation. These guys have been overextending and taking heavy losses. The commander of this unit was fired, Gen. Sergei Kisel.

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Trostyanets liberated by Ukraine. The city, located in the northern Sumy Oblast, was captured by Russian forces on March 1. Trostyanets returned under the Ukrainian flag on March 26.

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