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Russian attacks in eastern Ukraine kill seven, officials say

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Russian attacks in eastern Ukraine kill seven, officials say
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One person was killed near the town of Syneklykove, further east.Over the border in Russia's Belgorod Region, a Ukrainian drone struck a commercial building, killing one person and injuring two.

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Russian attacks in eastern Ukraine kill seven, officials saySign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inbox Published Jul 28, 2026, 05:00 AMUpdated Jul 28, 2026, 05:05 AMSet as preferred sourceListenJuly 27 - Russian strikes on front-line localities in eastern Ukraine killed seven people and injured more than 20 on Monday, officials said.Prosecutors in Donetsk Region, the focal point of fighting along the 1,200-km (775-mile) front line, said three people had died in two areas near the contested city of Kostiantynivka.Russia's military said this month its forces had captured Kostiantynivka, but Ukrainian officials deny the city has changed hands.A fourth person was killed near Kramatorsk, a heavily defended "fortress" city considered critical to Ukraine's defences.

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