Trucks from Russia's next humanitarian aid convoy heading to Ukraine's southeastern regions have been granted customs clearance at the Matveyev Kurgan and Donetsk checkpoints on the Russian-Ukrainian border, a Russian Emergency Situations Ministry spokesman told Interfax.
"More than 50 trucks have started to move towards Donetsk and another 80 towards Luhansk," he said.
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The State Security Service of Ukraine (SBU), together with other components of the Defense Forces, struck two Kalibr launchers in the port of Novoros…
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