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War crime by the Russians: Thousands without drinking water in Ukraine

War crimes committed by the Russian terror Army: The first confirmed deaths after the collapse of the Kakhovka dam in southern Ukraine have been reported. Three people are said to have drowned in occupied parts of Kherson Oblast.

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