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The message comes in the context of the ongoing military conflict on the territory of Ukraine, including regular shelling and air raids in the front-line regions.
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An explosion occurred in Kharkov.
An air raid siren sounded in some parts of the Kharkov region.
MOSCOW, September 28 - RIA Novosti. An explosion occurred in the city of Kharkov, reports the Ukrainian TV channel "Public" amid an air raid raid in the region.
“An explosion was heard in Kharkov,” says a message on the Telegram media channel.
According to an online map from the Ukrainian Ministry of Digital Transformation, air raid sirens are sounding in some parts of the Kharkiv region.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Air raid alert in the Kharkov region may be extended or strengthened
Likely · Within hours
There may be official statements from the Ukrainian authorities about the causes of the explosion.
Possible · Within days

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