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Explosions in Kyiv Mark End of Russia's Three-Day Ceasefire

Explosions in Kyiv and nearby cities marked the end of a three-day ceasefire by Russia, resulting in two fatalities and multiple injuries from missile strikes. The UK announced a £100 million air defense package for Ukraine, while Ukraine's Prosecutor General resigned amid corruption allegations. The ongoing conflict is expected to continue into winter.

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Explosions in Kyiv and nearby cities marked the end of a three-day ceasefire by Russia, resulting in two fatalities and multiple injuries from missile strikes. The UK announced a £100 million air defense package for Ukraine, while Ukraine's Prosecutor General resigned amid corruption allegations. The ongoing conflict is expected to continue into winter.

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Ukraine updates: Two killed in Kyiv as 3-day truce ends

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Explosions in Kyiv Mark End of Russia's Three-Day Ceasefire