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Russian strike kills four people in Izioum

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Four people were killed in Izioum by a Russian strike, while food aid began to be distributed in Olechky during the ceasefire. Ukrainian MP David Arakhamia announced these developments as part of humanitarian efforts in Ukraine, Le Monde reports.

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