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Now playing Next Ukraine Kherson residents speak about life under constant shelling Since the end of last year, following the liberation of Kherson, southern Ukraine - the city and its suburbs are regularly shelled by Russian troops across the river. Kherson residents share their day-to-day lives lived under constant threat. 03/04/2023
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Now playing Next Ukraine Russia’s Wagner group claims control over Bakhmut in ‘legal sense’ The Russian mercenary group Wagner claims to have taken control of Bakhmut's city hall and centre. 03/04/2023
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