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Loud explosions heard in Kiev during missile warning
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Loud explosions heard in Kiev during missile warning

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  • Ten loud explosions were heard in Kiev during a red missile alert issued by local military authorities, according to an AFP journalist on the scene.
  • The population was invited to reach the shelters.

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The explosions occurred during a red missile alert issued by military authorities in Kiev due to a threat of missile attacks.

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Loud explosions were heard in Kiev during a missile warning issued by local military authorities. An AFP journalist on site reported this. There were about ten explosions.

The Kiev military administration had issued a "red alert" and invited the population to reach shelters due to a "threat of missile attacks".

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  • What was the source of the explosions?
  • Were there any casualties or material damage?
  • What was the presumed target of the missile attack?

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This article was originally published by ANSA Mondo.

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