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Russia and Ukraine exchange strikes after talks

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Russia and Ukraine exchanged strikes on 22 October, including on Kyiv, where Russian missiles hit a residential neighbourhood. The attacks came after the US envoy, who had taken part in talks in Russia, left, Reuters reports.

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