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the killer s a apparent hit list. ukrainian capital was rocked by several large explosions in the past couple of hours. and this video comes out of kyiv today and the mayor says at least one person was hospitalized after missile strikes. military officials say ukrainian forces were able to shoot down a russian missile south of the capital and ukraine s state run nuclear power operation is accusing them of nuclear terrorism after they flew critically low over a plant in the south. weeks of nonstoprous shan shelling have not led to any major changes on the battlefield. counterattacks are likely blunting momentum donbas. ukraine s military claims to have retain half of the city of severdonetsk and russian troops continue to storm the city and they are all throwing the resources and reserves into the battle. also in the line of russian fire, a revered church went up in flames. the all-saints church which had recently been renovated was deliberately targeted by russian forces.
Polish farmers have announced a nationwide strike with road and border crossing blockades, set to begin on Feb. 9 at 10:00 a.m., reported Ukrainian news agency Ukrinform on Feb. 2, citing Rural Solidarity trade union.
Polish truckers, who have been blocking border points with Ukraine since November, reached an agreement with the government and will suspend their protests on Jan. 17, according to remarks made by protest leader Tomasz Borkowski on Jan.16, according to Reuters.
The Russians have resorted to a variety of atrocities, such as laying guided bomb units (GBUs) into the waters, as Ukraine has regained control of the Black Sea and the grain corridor has resumed operation.