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Ukrainian shelling reportedly kills two villagers in Zaporizhzhia region
Russian news agencies reported on Saturday that Ukrainian shelling had killed two people in the Russian-held part of Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region, citing an unnamed emergency service representative.
The state-run RIA and TASS news agencies quoted the spokesperson as saying a child had also been injured when three shells fell on the village of Zelenopol. The Interfax agency described the dead people as villagers.
Reuters was unable to confirm events on the battlefield of Russia’s war with Ukraine.
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