A Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia killed 7-year-old Makar Dorosh, a first-grader at Gymnasium 86. His father, who had been in Russian captivity for three years, is now in critical condition in the hospital after the attack.
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Russian strike kills 7-year-old boy in Zaporizhzhia
In Zaporizhzhia, a seven-year-old boy named Makar was killed in a nighttime russian attack. His father, recently returned from three years in captivity, was seriously injured and is in critical condition.
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Local media report doctors fought to save Makar's life, but his injuries… pic.twitter.com/ez0jYLl0YNIn Zaporizhzhia, a seven-year-old boy named Makar was killed in a nighttime Russian attack. His father, recently returned from three years in captivity, was seriously injured and is in critical condition. Local media report doctors fought to save Makar's life, but his injuries proved fatal.
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Russian attack on Ukraine’s energy sector and widespread outages
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How Ukraine’s European allies fuel Russia’s war economy
Source: https://
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Russia’s double-tap missile strike kills child, rescuers in Zaporizhzhia
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Great Britain plans joint production of gliding bombs with Ukraine
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Appropriate action after massive Russian attack on Kyiv
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Ukraine tests Flamingo cruise missile in combat
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