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Kirovograd is a city in the central part of Ukraine. The country has been in a military conflict with Russia since February 2022, and air raid alerts are regularly announced.
© Photo: State Emergency Service of UkraineUkrainian firefighters while extinguishing a fire
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Ukrainian firefighters extinguishing a fire. Archive photo
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Explosions occurred in Kirovograd.
At the time of the explosions, an air raid alert was declared in the city.
RIA Novosti. Ukrainian media are again reporting explosions in Kirovograd amid an air raid raid.
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The cause of the explosions will be investigated
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