Earlier in Dec, Ukrainian volunteers evacuated children aged 2-17 from the occupied left bank of the Kherson region. Officials said some of the children had been subjected to military training and propaganda, while their families faced threats and coercion. 5/

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17-year-old Maksym, with a hearing impairment, continued studying remotely at a Ukrainian school despite the occupation. Russian soldiers repeatedly searched his family’s home because of their pro-Ukrainian stance. 4/

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Russian security services targeted two brothers Artem, 23, and Danylo, 19. Artem had served in Ukraine’s Territorial Defense Forces before the invasion. During the occupation, FSB operatives tried to recruit them and threatened their mother with deportation. 2/

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Russian forces removed 17-year-old Dmytro from his hometown with his family under the pretext of “evacuation.” They transported them to a tent camp in Russia’s Belgorod region, then to a dormitory in Oryol, and issued false documents to sever his ties with Ukraine. 3/

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❗️🇷🇺Tuapse was just attacked. There is currently a large fire there on site. pic.twitter.com/SQhkeheCu0

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Tuapse was just attacked. A large fire is currently there on site.

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❗️Russians are placing dozens of mobile generators in apartment buildings in 🇷🇺Ramenskoye (Moscow region). It seems that the power supply will not be restored anytime soon. https://t.co/SbIzyWJMt2 pic.twitter.com/3dXDdJ6fJx

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Russians are placing dozens of mobile generators in apartment buildings in Ramenskoye (Moscow region). It seems that power supply will not be restored anytime soon.

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"It is unclear whether it actually happened," Whitaker told Fox News on Dec. 30. President Volodymyr Zelensky previously dismissed Putin's claim as "another lie," warning that Moscow could use the allegation to justify potential strikes, most likely targeting Kyiv.

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Update: US ambassador to NATO casts doubt on alleged Ukrainian attack on Putin's residence. U.S. Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker cast doubt on Russian President Putin's accusation that Kyiv had tried to attack his residence in northern Russia.

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