In Kharkiv, a Russian airstrike damaged the Derzhprom building, the first Soviet skyscraper, a nationally significant architectural monument that is on the preliminary UNESCO World Heritage List, reported local Telegram channels.
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Georgia and Ukraine support: top news Oct 28
Georgians held a rally following the election results, with the opposition demanding a rerun. Norway and Sweden allocated another military aid package to Ukraine. Here are the main news headlines for October 28.
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Russian ballistic missile flies over Pavlograd now
Russian ballistic missile fly on Pavlograd now!
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Russians strike Kryvyi Rih with missiles
Russians launched a missile strike on Kryvyi Rih, injuring 10 people
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Russians Strike Derzhprom in Kharkiv
Russians struck the Derzhprom building in Kharkiv, an architectural landmark and UNESCO-protected site, according to Yermak. Six people have been injured in the attack on Kharkiv so far. Russia reportedly used FAB-500 aerial bombs. http://t.me/censor_net/594
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Sweden grants Ukraine 63 million aid
Sweden will provide Ukraine with a new aid package worth 63 million dollars. This money will be used for the purchase of air-to-air missiles for the F-16, the training of Ukrainian marine battalions and the purchase of demining equipment.
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Zelensky said: Iran has not yet delivered missiles to Russia
Zelensky stated that Iran has not yet handed over missiles to Russia https://
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Russia strikes Kharkiv center with guided bombs
Russia strikes downtown Kharkiv with aerial glide bombs, injuring at least 6. Around 9 p.m. local time, a series of explosions occurred in the city. The strikes caused a fire and heavy smoke in the central part of Kharkiv.
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Russian glide bomb hits Kharkiv building, heavy damage, many injured
Every time I'm in Kharkiv, I have meetings in this beautiful building, right off Freedom Square in the center of the city.
Tonight, Russians dropped a glide bomb on it, causing heavy damage and injuring many. This is the daily terror Kharkiv has been facing for nearly 1,000 days. -
Mother sentenced to six years for data sharing
Irena Kliavets, a mother of four, was detained in 2022 and sentenced to six years in prison. She was accused of illegally sharing data and has been separated from her children, two of whom are still young.